It seems to be excluding / ignoring them already just fine.

As per the manual, this is the recommended usage: filebot -script fn:amc --output "/path/to/output" --action copy -non-strict "/path/to/input" --def excludeList=amc.txt Note that the -non-strict flag is set. The FAQ is your friend. And it works: Input: D:\workspace\testdata\AMC-TEST\EastEnders.2014 ...

1. You'll need find a way to move completed files to a separate folder. 2. fpcalc is only required for processing audio files, so it's really an optional feature 3. Does Download Station support calling 3rd party programs? That would be preferred, otherwise it's gonna be a cron job. If you call a ...

1. Works fine, give it a day or two. They've only been uploaded less than 24h ago, so they might not be in the API yet. Get [Brazilian] subtitles for 1 files Looking up subtitles by filehash via OpenSubtitles Looking up subtitles by name via OpenSubtitles Fetching [The.Big.Bang.Theory.S07E20.HDTV ...

Have you tried using non-strict matching? What's the cmdline call? What options are you setting? Have you tried using the latest revision?

How come you haven't tried running filebot from cmdline and see if there's any error output?

This is only the standard output, not the error output. So I can't see the exception. It is most definitely permissions though, probably because Deluge runs as a different user.

Read this:
http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/redirectin ... to-stdout/

It's all in the format. Though you don't have access to ut_label you can just check the current file path, and build paths based on that. This is a complete different case but you should be able to see why this is useful to you: http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=1516&p=9010#p9010

The "Save As" has been removed since it caused users to use it wrong, especially doing Save As Text in Episodes panel and then Load from Text in Rename panel, thus loosing all meta information. You should always use Drag-n-Drop. Drag episodes to Rename panel to keep full episode object data. Drag ...

I stopped reading the above after there was something of renaming some file to .exe to make it executable 0. do not create any files, do not rename any extensions, do not paste any text into files, do not touch any files at all 1. Watch the video tutorial, which follows exactly the instructions ...

Maybe this helps:
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1479

It's really just a matter of copying the java and filebot binaries and then adding both to the PATH.

This is probably easier:
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1479

Screenshots or Logs?

PS: It does check all the .nfo files, and if there's multiple options, then the option that was read from the .nfo file will always be the first one.

This one is probably just too new. Data wasn't available at the time.

Note: You're using it to rename 0 files at once. And that sure does not affect anything. Have you tried passing in a path to the files? filebot -rename --format "{n} - {s00e00} - {t}" --db thetvdb -non-strict /path/to/files PS: That'll be $5 then, cause I do charge for support if the solution is ...

Well, have you tried following my instructions? What's the issue? I can't remember writing anything about .bat files. ;) PS: .bat files are not executables, and it only looks like they are because the Windows Shell runs the .bat files with cmd.exe, kinda like .txt files are "run" with editor.exe, if ...

Make sure the data is in TheTVDB and that you've set the right Sort Order Preferences.

PS: You've set Absolute Order when you should be using Airdate Order. If absolute numbers are missing from TheTVDB then it'll default to Airdate Order numbers.

You can't just "run a .bat file" ... how do you think the %variables get resolved? Hint: They don't. But that's only an issue once utorrent actually calls anything at all. Check the Logger tab. It definitely does something.

You are using the IMDb scraper for matching files right? Because if you're using TheMovieDB then {imdbid} won't be available. The IMDb site you see is not necessary the same as IMDb filebot sees due to IMDb handling localization on the server-side. Use Fiddler to see the html pages that filebot gets ...

Here's the disk folder pattern: BDMV|HVDVD_TS|VIDEO_TS|AUDIO_TS|VCD|movie.nfo If you rename it to anything other than movie.nfo it'll then work with the video files, rather than the folder as a whole. Only the videos files, FileBot doesn't care about existing artwork, or any other metadata files ...

If you're on Windows it's probably best to use utorrent and adhere to the amc utorrent instructions. Not sure if execute plugin on windows works at all, I've only ever used Deluge on Linux.

RTFM

PS: {fn} means the current filename

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Normally trailers are completely ignored, but if you get the trailer past matching, then the rest you can do in the format. See #2

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Play with it in the Format Editor

In case of BluRay / DVD folders it'll treat the whole folder as if it was a file. So if normally you have a folder / file structure you will have a folder / folder structure. The latter folder being the original folder, whatever it may contain. Here's what I mean: {if (file.isFile()) "$n $y/"}{n} {y ...

Doing something like tpz-fguy603.avi => TOPAZ can't work with the {group} binding, but you can always define your own special case in the format.