Sure, just keep track of the destination files and run the getSubtitles calls after the rename calls. Lookup will work less well because you lose the original name though. You'll need to modify the script anyway. EDIT: Noticed that with clean=y already takes care of this issue in COPY and HARDLINK m...

Set --action test to do a dry-run and see what would happen.

isAudio/isVideo just checks for extensions. Check media.types in the SVN for details on what extensions are mapped to what type.

For that you'd have to port (rewrite) the Linux bash script to a Windows CMD bat script.

I always need the file paths to have a look.

EDIT: Fixed with r1659 by fine-tuning popularity metrics.

Probably not. You'll have to check the qBittorrent docs on how to call external programs on download complete.

Fixed it: Input: D:\testdata\AMC-TEST\da\Le Trone De Fer - 1x01 - L'hiver vient.mp4 Group: [tvs:Le Trone De Fer] => [Le Trone De Fer - 1x01 - L'hiver vient.mp4] Rename episodes using [TheTVDB] Auto-detected query: [Le Trone De Fer] Fetching episode data for [Le Trône De Fer] [COPY] Rename [D:\testda...

Works: C:\>filebot -list --q "Le Trône De Fer" --lang fr --db thetvdb Le Tr¶ne De Fer - 1x01 - L'hiver vient Le Tr¶ne De Fer - 1x02 - La route royale Le Tr¶ne De Fer - 1x03 - Lord Snow Le Tr¶ne De Fer - 1x04 - Infirmes, bÔtards et choses brisÚes Le Tr¶ne De Fer - 1x05 - Le loup et le lion ...

This is what gets passed into to FileBot: Your shell is messing with the $name variables. You'll probably need to escape the \$ as well as the \"

1. What 3D? The default format has no special handling for 3D movies. 2. Work perfectly: ... Parameter: movieFormat = Film/{n} ({y}){" Cd$pi"} Input: D:\testdata\AMC-TEST\Green Snake.mp4 Input: D:\testdata\AMC-TEST\Red Cliff A.mp4 Input: D:\testdata\AMC-TEST\Red Cliff B.mp4 Green Snake.mp4...

This is how I'd write it: {norm = {it.upperInitial().lowerTrail().replaceAll(/[`´‘’ʻ""“”]/, "'").replaceAll(/[:|]/, " - ").replaceAll(/[?]/, "!").replaceAll(/[*\s]+/, " ").replaceFirst(/^(?i)(The)\s(.+)/, /$2, $1/)}; def np = net.sourceforge.filebot....

If you're gonna modify the script you can probably use my retry(...) helper and then just wrap the rename(...) parts that with retry{ ... } blocks. If it works well for you can merge it into my master amc later. e.g. retry(3, 5000) { if (new Random().nextInt(5) != 0) throw new Exception("random...

Can't help it but say~ RTFM! thx @gdelc

I don't know the issue with your movie format. What you seem to describe can't happen.

Maybe you mean this?
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=806

The watcher script supports downloading of subtitles, just set the -get-subtitles flag.

e.g. But to set rename language different from subtitle language you'd have to modify the script.

Looks like TheTVDB doesn't give me any search results for the query "Le Trône De Fer". You can try setting --lang fr to set everything to French, including the TheTVDB search parameters.

I don't have time to debug your format but I can give you snippets to play with yourself. I guess this part is what you're looking for? AC3 Spa-Eng 6ch Try this, close enough: {ac} {media.AudioLanguageList} {af} And if you're using r1654 or higher you can get it exactly like you specified with this:...

Nope, with the AMC script you can't not rename movies. Unless you modify the script yourself.

That's a bad idea. With the original name you'll have a better chance of finding a matching subtitles. FileBot has plenty of logic built-in to find the best subtitle if no perfect match is available. EDIT: You're just doing filebot -rename -get-subtitles ... I guess? Just make your own script runnin...

Easiest way would be to just have the YYYY-MM-DD airdate in your format expression. With that information available in the filename it's easy for any automation tool to grab the timestamp from the filename and then set the LastModified date.

Once XBMC recognizes each episode it also knows the airdate from the tvdb data. There should be a sort mode for that. As long as you got seriesname/sxe XBMC can do the rest within it's own database.

Not supported then. FileBot only sets CreationDate if supported, but does not touch LastModified.

CreationDate is generally not supported on Linux filesystems. Windows and Mac have LastModified and CreationDate, Linux only has LastModified file attributes so it doesn't work on Linux-based devices.

Full cmdline call? Full log? File paths?

1. Very easy: {s.pad(2)}x{e.pad(2)} 1.1. A bit more complicated if you take multi-episode files into consideration as well: {s.pad(2)}x{es.collect{ it.pad(2) }.join('-')} 2. If there's only one movie file, {pi} will be undefined and unwind the whole {...} block. That's the difference between {"...

1. Send me the paths of the files that don't work. Only then can I have a look and figure out what the issue might be. 2. Windows permissions are a bitch. If it simply doesn't allow me to create a folder there's little I can do about it as it works here. PS: Here's the code for joining Language/Form...

Fixed with r1653. Setting timestamps before xattr now so that even if xattr fails it'll not skip doing the timestamps.