There is one, but horribly outdated. I dont run Debian so I hope eventually there'll be someone that'll maintain a PPA and keep it updated. Personally I have other priorities though. If someone else volunteers to do the job that'd be great.

If you run filebot -version what does it say? Does it match filebot.sf.net/update.xml?

Did change some of the matching logic for 2.4, maybe have broken what you're doing. I'll look into this when I get back.

Donno if it helps but you can enter many show names when filebot asks for input, e.g. Buffy,Angel,Firefly

Ups, seems there is sill a dependency on Java 7 in that script... I'll fix it for Java 6 when I get back in February. Might be that scripting is broken for Java 6 altogether.

I'm pretty sure rename will just fail with any kind of invalid filename. And with that format you will never exceed 256 characters anyway. What OS / Java version are you using? Sometimes windows explorer doesn't refresh properly after rename. Check FileBots internal rename history (right-click renam...

dougdeep wrote:Thanks, hoping to find a chance to bring the source into my IDE as well.

Shouldn't be a problem. After you checkout trunk you got all sources and dependencies an the ant build will work right out of the box.

Yep, imdbID lookup uses the selected data source. Might very well be that it's not in TMDB, and thus be ignored as invalid imdbID.

I'm pretty sure that none of the databases I use has that information. Casino Royal is just Casino Royal. Not sure How filebot could know about the movie series. Maybe TMBd has more metadata but I believe not. So it's mainly a problem where i'd get that meta-info from, if have that I can add binding...

Movie mode always looks up tt<id> found in NFO files. Why do you think its not doing that? The movie found via nfo should be one of the suggestions filebot will gives you (along other options determined in other ways).

No DVD/BL support cause I dont have any of those. If people provide test data (file paths) and help with testing we can talk.

As for genres, try
genres.collect{ it[0..1] }.join(",")

I think there should be a genres (or just genre?) property.

Maybe like ….genres*[0..1].join(", ")

Or something like that. Again, I don't have my laptop with me so this OS from the top of my head.

As for the warnings. Cache seems to be corrupted, but it's not breaking the program, just telling you about that problem. Ignore those warnings or Run filebot -clear to reset the cache. As for the mismatch. I'm gonna look into that, but by using -non-strict things like that can be expected. Looks li...

Ups. Might have introduced a bug there. Maybe using a different data source can work around this problem. Not sure, I'll look into this when I come back from travelling.

In 2.4 TMDb and IMDb only support lookup-by-filename so there should be no file IOErrors since files are not touched. If there's still something there might be some network IO problem causing this. Could be an API problem with the datasource or just network connectivity. If you find it doesn't work ...

The director field doesn't seem to be in the data I get from tmdb. I'll look into this for next release.

{imdb} is imdb id. Rating is not a default binding, but maybe this works:

{net.sourceforge.filebot.WebServices.TMDb.getMovieInfo(movie, Locale.ENGLISH).rating}

Wrote that from the top of my head, might have syntax errors, might not work at all.

In 2.4 the title of that dialog should be the movie filename.

Set up the Proxy through Java Settings panel and it'll work with all Java applications including FileBot.

FileBot 2.4 is out!~ New features: * Extreme-Makeover for Movie auto-detection (It actually works now!) * More accurate and robust episode/file matching * Support movie/series detection via imdbid/tvdbid from nfo files * Update notifications when future versions are released * Greatly reduced initi...

Description: Download artwork for all your Movies from TheMovieDB. Fetch Movie nfo and all kinds of artwork and save files according to Plex / Kodi standards. Disable GUI tv series confirmation dialogs via -non-strict option (on headless machines this is the default) . Usage: filebot -script fn:artw...

Description: Download artwork for all your TV Shows from TheTVDB. Fetch tvshow nfo, series and season artwork and save files according to Plex / Kodi standards. Disable confirmation dialogs via -non-strict option (on headless machines this is the default) . Usage: filebot -script fn:artwork.tvdb /pa...

So this image is after the TVRage step? Looks good. Titles match what's in TheTVDB. So what's your problem from here? When you use TVDB (eng) things should match up. Just change the format back to something with SxE, e.g. {n} - {sxe} - {t}

Not sure if it's still that way. It's just how the website used to work at some point, at the scraper is really just extracting info from the normal website. So if you get italian titles when browsing through imdb you might just get italian titles when using imdb datasource in filebot.

btw if you use IMDb do you get English titles or Italian ones? Someone once said that the IMDb page scraper returns results according to your geo-location, i.e. italian titles if you are in Italy etc

So your point is not that you want Airdate order but that since FileBot matches your airdate SxE with TheTVDB DVD SxE it causes miss matches everything? Try this: 1. Match via TVRage (Airdate) and get titles for your episodes but kill SxE via format, e.g. {n} - {t} 2. Match with TheTVDB (English) so...