While I think your best bet is to probably try and have both filebot and the torrent removal app being run through a single batch file, you can try running a joined command line using && More on running two commands one one command line: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8055371/how-to-run-...

Fair 'nuff... but being that this context menu only works on Windows, using the Windows default probably isn't a bad thing, lol.

Hi Red, Is it possible to have a method by which we could run the GUI but tell it to use specific txt files as the source for different db's? i.e. in the command/shortcut that opens the GUI, have some sort of a flag that goes something like: --IMDbscheme "C:\Program Files\FileBot\cmdlets\movies...

Most up to date version of this naming scheme can be found here: GitHub Repository (always the most up to date): Movies: https://raw.github.com/CapriciousSage/schemes/master/movies.txt Anime: https://raw.github.com/CapriciousSage/schemes/master/anime.txt TV Shows: https://raw.github.com/CapriciousSa...

UPDATED 2014/01/06 - Fixed file encoding error on several of the groovy config files (were Unicode when ANSI was expected) - Updated groovy 'def input' to now correctly get all files of sub folders when renaming directories - Updated naming scheme's certification check to try and get a little more ...

hah - seems to do the trick

Updating the GitHub groovy files now.

Thanks - I've also updated the GitHub scheme

Fair 'nuff. What would be the best way to reverse it so it checks tmdb/ttvdb first, and then imdb second?

Would it just be as simple as:

thanks - is that in addition or as a replacement to the existing line 3 'def input'?

Or, to have it work for either files or folders, would I need to make it this?
(swapping out listFiles for getFiles)

this is the ratings code used for TV Shows, Movies, and Anime: {' '+any{imdb.certification}{certification}.replaceAll(/^\d+$/, 'PG-$0')} The additional checks worked great at adding ratings to a boatload of new files, but its the fact that some of those ratings inexplicably change from week to week ...

If I'm understanding you correctly, your saying that your script works, but you want to see the contents of the log file after it has run? Assuming that to be the case, it may be easiest to simply create a batch file, run your filebot script from there, and then call the log file afterwards in the b...

argh... I've just done some testing and I've noticed that while the rename from the folder level will scan/rename files within that folder, it won't scan files within sub folders of that folder. i.e. If you right click on "N:\TV Shows\The Adventures of Random Show\Season 01\" and click 'Re...

I'm having a rather unusual issues with the ratings on TV Shows.. Some times it detects as one thing, and then other times (as if at random) it detects with another rating.. eg: Elementary (2012 PG-9) Elementary (2012 TV-14) Sherlock (2010 M) Sherlock (2010 PG-13) This is the scheme I'm using: [url]...

I had 5219 files across hundreds of sub directories that I needed to rename to remove the language tag, and came up with the below. I can guarantee you that there is a faster and more efficient way out there, but at 11pm on a Friday night when I was tired and in a hurry.. this worked: First, open co...

Thanks bonelifer

I've created an updated Windows downloader/updater here:
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic ... 225&p=7428

(this one doesn't require 3rd party downloaders like curl or wget)

yuup - this one checks to see if it's running with elevated privileges (and relaunches as so if not already), backs it up as well, and creates a log file detailing what happened. I was thinking of using curl wget for windows', but I was hoping to achieve it without needing any 3rd party tools, which...

Yeah, I read that wget could handle the redirections on that one, however Microsoft's bitsadmin is a little less robust, and just has a cry about it, lol.

SCRIPT UPDATED 2014/02/23 (v1.4.1) | INSTRUCTIONS UPDATED 2014/02/23 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Updating the filebot jar manually requires effort - not very much, but effort none the less... and for whatever reason, that there must...

Looks around deep in the depths of other forums he's a moderator on and pulls out the big guns from phpbb.com I'm going to try my hardest to not make another highlander reference right now, lol. wow.. so many powerful user here in this thread.. haha =) You better believe it... http://www.youtube.co...

Must have been a bitch getting that working with only bat scripting! um.. yes... but I wanted to keep it as open, transparent, and universally accessible as possible, as well as keep it all simple enough that I can pull all the parts from GitHub, lol Speaking of bee's with itches.... Update: v1.1d ...

Update: v1.1b - updated OpenSubtitle Login Script with new command (replacing legacy command that's about to be removed)
Update: v1.1c - updated Language Tag Removal Script to fix a typo.

I think it all works now

I donated 10 euro, and once upgraded to a VIP (the account upgrade is manually verified by them so it takes a few hours), I was able to download about 4000+ subtitles in a few hours before I hit the limit. Figured it was probably worth the limit just so that I had the extra quota to play around with...

ah, righto - thanks. I've updated my central installer accordingly.

Anyone running the live installer will automatically receive the updated setup file

Righto... out with the old, in with the new... I've updated the script and created a single setup file that prompts you for the required settings, allows you to choose between a cloud and locally managed format, and automatically downloads all required files accordingly. The setup also serves as an ...

configure:login will be removed after the next update

Oh, what's it being replaced with? (or how should I update things to log into OpenSubtitles.org?)