There's basic support for reading tags with scripting:
http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/v ... =280#p2498

Apart from that not really. There's too many excellent tools for that out there already.

Actually it's not using any ports. Listening to ports. Somehow it can't establish and outbound connection. Normally there shouldn't be any trouble and has nothing to do with port forwarding etc... my out of the blue guess is firewall not letting it connect

Some sort of low-level network issue. Possibly something misconfigured, firewall, VPN, etc. But I've never seen that one so not sure what to do and where to start...

Well, one thing is that many people use FileBot without any GUI so this works for everybody. More importantly if your run -script fn:configure it'll download the script and since API client/keys are hard-coded (currently FileBot identifies itself as SublightCmd) in the script I can easily auto-updat...

You can use --action move instead of --action copy. And if you want to clean up remaining clutter files likes nfo, jpg, etc you can use the cleaner script.

That's intentional. I filter out any non-proper movies. There's always shitty videos messing with the correct match. PS: IMDb sucks.

Move and Rename is the same thing.

Due to popular request: Replaced the original search-by-foldername logic with FileBots movie detection logic in the artwork.tmdb script.

You just have to override the formats for each type: --def "seriesFormat=TV/{fn}" "animeFormat=Anime/{fn}" "movieFormat=Movies/{fn}" Root folder is defined by --output and the rest is as above. Folder name is fixed and then original filename. If you need the handle all ...

If u need movie/series separation you'll need the utorrent script but can use {fn} in the format to keep the original name.

So you just wanna extract and move?

I guess it would be easy to write script for that. Groovy, bash all not too hard.

I'd try this:

1. Extract all archives
filebot -extract /downloads

2. Move (using the path replace script)
filebot -script fn:replace /downloads --def e=/downloads r=/move/to/here

Try: rename(..., strict:false)

Added .m2ts as video extension so all that will work with next release.

Well, I guess then the Windows Shell can't handle files with more than 255 chars? This is how you disable that feature and use standard Java move/copy functions:

In filebot.launcher.l4j.ini set useNativeShell to false:

That should work. Just use the FileBot (console) shortcut and see what it says. You could also try to change the rename engine. If you install via the msi the normal FileBot shortcut will use Windows Shell. Maybe if you use the Java 7 it'll work, so u can try using the FileBot (platform) shortcut an...

Cmdline is good but you're missing arguments. Just add a folder/file argument where you wanna apply that script.

Your cmdline looks good. Is there any output? Not a lot of people using that script. Maybe still has some issues.

Nope. Java locale APIs work with the ISO 639-2/T standard. I'd be very unclean to build in special cases & hacks.

But you can just have filebot or other renamers replace .fre with .fra => http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/v ... &t=5#p2100

What OS? What FileSystem? I impose no limits, but the underlying os/fs implementations may have limits. What's the error logging if you run with a console?

Not sure. Maybe that parent folder "Naruto" is nodging things the wrong way. It's two different shows in the DBs so maybe treating it like one show like this doesn't work in this case. PS: You can always SHIFT-click the datasource and force a "naruto shippuden". EDIT: I replicate...

The path can be longer. But on Windows each folder/file name must not exceed 255 characters. Reasonably named files will not exceed this.

GUI => works Tested "01. Naruto Shippuuden.avi" with AniDB and TheTVDB and both work. CLI => works E:\testdata>filebot -rename "01. Naruto Shippuuden.avi" --db anidb --action test Rename episodes using [AniDB] Auto-detected query: [Naruto Shippuuden] Fetching episode data for [Na...

Yeah. That logic was probably broken at some point, I'll fix it when I come around.

EDIT: Done.

No scripting. Just running a single command.

Do this:
http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/v ... ?f=3&t=228

You can remove items by pressing DELETE or just not dragging it in in the first place.