It's generally not necessary. Only if you really wanna use Windows CMD IO redirection. But why would you want that? FileBot is giving you --log-file FILE already. The fail-safe solution is to use absolute paths, which is in the AMC thread, printed in bold black letters: If you have PATH issues, and ...

Yep, Anime Series will be sorted using the animeFormat which may be the same as the seriesFormat. Up to you.

If you all factors are equal filebot will prefer the file that it's currently processing, that would most likely be the newer copy.

Does it have Japanese Audio and ASS subtitles? => Anime 1. Japanese with Subtitles => Anime 2. Anime => Anime TV Sending me the paths makes the issue much more clear. I've added extra checks so that files longer than 60 min will not be put in the "forceAnime" category so your Akira 1988 w...

That's a bug with Transmission then. The torrent file already has all the hashes it needs to verify integrity for each piece of the file.

Otherwise you'd be seeding corrupted pieces right? Naturally the torrent protocol make that virtually impossible.

Probably, but where's the limit? What if the new version has a lower resolution but 10 min longer? Does that count as an extended version we wanna keep? How much lower resolution is acceptable? 10% less resolution still beats 10% longer? I can easily implement any logic you can come up with, but you...

Doesn't matter how you pass in the files, they're all gonna be processed through the same logic. You could just check your amc.log to see if anything is different. PS: You are using the latest FileBot 4.0 right? Try reinstalling and -clear-cache once. And if you have processed files already make sur...

ISO 639-1:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes

Though Brazilian is not in the standard actually. You can try pt and pb and see what happens.

Does anybody have an idea why? It's not happening on my system, and I'm specifically setting /norestart when calling msiexec. The NSIS installer is definitely not initiating a restart, it's the MSI installer which I can't control. Can you reproduce that with every install? If it's reproducible I can...

Works for me: Input: D:\workspace\testdata\AMC-TEST\500 Days Of Summer (2009)\500 Days Of Summer.2009.720p.BrRip.x264.YIFY.mp4 Input: D:\workspace\testdata\AMC-TEST\Delivery Man 2013 BRRip XviD AC3-SANTi\santi-deliveryman.brrip.xvid.avi 500 Days Of Summer.2009.720p.BrRip.x264.YIFY.mp4 [series: null,...

Looks like you haven't updated for a while. It's fn:amc since about last summer.

I haven't specified that exactly, but ideally it's "better video" as you and me would think.

So currently it's implement with:

1. Video Resolution (requires MediaInfo)
2. File Size

Having modification date doesn't really make sense to me.

Differentiating between Anime Episodes and Anime Movies is not supported, and conceptually impossible. TheMovieDB has movies, AniDB has episodes, so AniDB is only used for files that are Anime, which only provides Episode data. While TheMovieDB probably doesn't even have an entry, so there's also no...

Can't be fixed for now, the established show gets priority over ones that have no rating, votes or anything.

Just go to here and give the show a good rating:
http://thetvdb.com/index.php?tab=series&id=269650

That'll make filebot give it more priority in the future.

The {sxe} binding is for 1x01, in case of anime you'll want 01, in case of multi-eps you'll want 1x01x02 and it's doing all that automatically. Likewise {s00e00} will evaluate to S01E01 proper shows and E01 for anime. Since anime doesn't have seasons, but HTPC will probably check against TheTVDB, it...

Use the Format Editor in the GUI to experiment with the format. What's the issue? The snipped I gave you is pretty much copy and paste. Obviously this has to be part of the format. In your case --output is completely ignored since you specify absolute paths in the format anyway. Q:/Library/Video/{ge...

Then you can probably simply && the two calls: You can read up on how && works exactly on google.

Yes?

It was my impression that the Execute plugin is not at all supported on Windows (or at least not working well even if enabled in the GUI). Better check in the Deluge forums. First thing you wanna do is write a simple cmd script that'll print the parameters you're getting passed in from Deluge and se...

Damn, little error made it into the script published online.

Use dev:amc for now. The fn:amc should work again by tomorrow.

Mind posting one of the filenames so I can have a look at this myself?

EDIT:
I'll add an entry to the list.
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=360

It should work auto-magically after a few days.

You could try using the Exit Code but I think on Windows it doesn't work properly.

Best bet is a little Groovy script:
http://www.filebot.net/script.html

Pseudo Code:

Not sure what you mean or want.

This will explain how "Anime Detection" works:
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic ... tion#p7273

If you use Absolute Order there can't be "wrong season" issues because there will be no season data on neither side.

Then use TheTVDB and set Preferred Episode Order to Absolute Order