You can send me some example filenames. If it's something like a TV show or daily show maybe you can add the missing data to TheTVDB. Or find a different docu/sports tv database with public API.

You've set --action copy so it's gonna copy... [COPY] => COPY (copy as in copy, no delete) [MOVE] => MOVE (as in rename) How exactly that operation is performed is platform dependent. You probably wanna look into using --action hardlink and/or running filebot on that smb server. Understanding hardli...

I've tried some tests and works perfectly fine from here. Try running from console and see if there's any exceptions, if it doesn't work there must be a reason why the network requests fail.

Added some timeouts, now it should never hang more than 3min no matter what's going wierd.

Other than that you can always grab the .msi bundle for you platform manually from the sourceforge downloads, or even better, use chocolatey:
http://chocolatey.org/packages/filebot/

With r1649 I added some convenience functions for these kinda use-cases: Didn't make it into the v3.61 release though.

At what point is it hanging? At "Initializing..." or later on?

Still not working? I the latest release I do normalize with NFD, that should be the right one but it still didn't work I guess. Other than that I have no clue. I guess updating to the latest libmediainfo also doesn't help? Not much I can do on my said at this point.

So you really just wanna hardcode the PG rating for certain shows? That logic is pretty much the same as forcing a series name. {def a; new File('D:/pg.csv').splitEachLine(';'){ if (n == it[0]) a = it[1]}; a ?: info.certification ?: "No Known Rating"} Where pg.csv would look like this: Fir...

Just delete history.xml in application.dir . On Linux that should be in ~/.filebot . You can delete the whole ~/.filebot if you want. Here's a filebot script that'll delete the history file: filebot -script "g:net.sourceforge.filebot.HistorySpooler.instance.persistentHistoryFile.delete()"

I just showed you my test cases. You can work with specific values and see what happens. Just test things step by step like this. This works with the default sample data: {n} {certification} => {def pg = info.certification; (n =~ 'Firefly' ? pg.match('TV-14':'TV-G', 'TV-PG':'TV-G', null:'No Rating')...

This is the test for empty string like in your code: {''.match('TV-14':'TV-G', 'TV-PG':'TV-G', '':'No Rating')} This is the test for null value: {null.match('TV-14':'TV-G', 'TV-PG':'TV-G', null:'No Rating')} I think certification will be null and not empty string if undefined, so use null-check inst...

With that much custom logic it's gonna get messy either way. I'd use =~ regex so you can easily add more shows via a|b|c|d regex syntax. And then with my custom match function you can have multiple mappings. It's kinda like switch/case but you pass in the mappings like below: {def pg = info.certific...

FileBot 3.61 is out! Get it here! This update brings lots of little tweaks for movie and episode detection and fixes various issues that have come up since the last release. Changes: * Many little tweaks for movie/series/episode matching and detection * Improved filename validation as trailing spac...

There you go:

Works just fine: D:\testdata\AMC-TEST>filebot -rename "CSI Miami 1x01.mp4" --format "{n}.{s00e00}.{t}" Rename episodes using [TheTVDB] Auto-detected query: [CSI Miami] Fetching episode data for [CSI: Miami] Stripping invalid characters from new path: CSI: Miami.S01E01.Golden Para...

btw are you using Apples JDK 6 or Oracles JDK 7? If you only tried Apple JDK 6 please try again with Oracle JDK 7.

This is a hard one...

You'd have to download subtitles twice. With cmdline it's easy since you can just call filebot twice with different --lang options, once with --lang en and other with --lang de or something. In the GUI you'll have to switch the language combo box and basically download subs twice for the 2 languages.

Updates? Is any of the test jars working?

You mean you DnD episode data from Episode panel to Rename panel? If you want to filter by seasion, set the season filter before and then grab the episode list. That's since DnD always takes the contents of the list regardless of selection. Selection works for copy/paste though. So you can copy/past...

Havent seen this error but this looks wrong:
Argument: F:\

You're forcing standalone usage by passing in file arguments. Remove the file argument after -script fn:amc. As it is configured now it'll always process ALL media files in F: and NOT just the new ones, that's a waste of free resources.

Nevermind console charsets. Try the other test jars with different Unicode NFs. Hopefully one of the four will just work.

Yes, that's the whole point of keeplink. It'll work.

keeplink and symlink should both work since it'll keep the original file. Maybe symlink works best as it only creates symlinks and never touches the original file. Keeplinks moves the original file and then creates a symlink back at the original location. Really depends on what LFTP mirror will work...

The ? means the console can't display that unicode character. It's not actually the ? character.

Added two more test jars for NFKC and NFD. Maybe one of those works.

1. {collection} is defined by the database. FileBot doesn't count how many movies of a collection you have. 2. {genres} is a list of all genres as specified by the database. Guess what this will do? {genres.take(2).join(', ')} 3. {group} => @see http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=...