1. First log looks like you've moved files between starting the amc script and the point where it gets to the renaming. So we can ignore that. 2. Second logs tells you filebots history.xml file is corrupt. Invalid xml. Fix it or delete the file. As for running amc on certain files? What would be the...

For that one you'd have to just exclude all files with the pattern S01c01.

The --filter options won't help for this case it's about filtering out invalid episode data. No filtering out invalid files.

EDIT: added an ignore rule to the amc, it'll auto-update in a day or two

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"name 111" can't be helped. Should have been 1111 if it's Season 11. I could easily fix it but I'd cause other issues.

2.
-mode is for GUI only, you can ignore that option.

3.
call -get-missing-subtitles for each file or files of the same series

1. That one is bad luck. The UK version doesn't have enough ratings while the US version having much more.

2. Specials are always troublesome. If they're in 1x01 form it has to be Season 0 anyway.

Yes, that's why -non-strict always never miss-matches things.

Try the amc script again tomorrow and the Delete/Extended Scene files should be ignored.

Is that just error output or does it actually break the script? The first time you run the new version it'll print some errors but those should be ignored and on subsequent runs it'll be fine. The latter error is xattr not being supported by the target filesystem. Can be ignored, it's just telling y...

You could turn off -non-strict. Or modify the script and ignore any file where the names doesn't contain any numbers.

Also blacklisted "Deleted and Extended Scenes" folders:
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic ... 6472#p6472

Added entries to exclude-blacklist:

I suppose there is an issue with IPv6 on your system then. Just make sure you have the latest Java or try forcing Java apps to use IPv4 like above.

Does it work if you try with FileBot_3.8_RC5?
https://sourceforge.net/projects/filebo ... ebot/HEAD/

Call -clear-cache once: That'll force an update next time you call -script fn:amc

Should be fixed now. Give the amc script a day to auto-update things.

It seems all network requests get blocked. No idea, maybe this part of the FAQ helps: Q: FileBot can't connect to any of the webservices. It's not firewall issue. What else can I try? A: Problems have been reported by people using IPv6 with Java 7 on Windows 8. If you get BindException: Cannot assig...

This already has all the auto-update functionality you need: curl -L -O -z FileBot.jar http://sourceforge.net/projects/filebot/files/filebot/HEAD/FileBot.jar This option makes it sync the file: -z If FileBot.jar was not updated it will only send one HTTP request, get back a Not-Modified response and...

Before I look into this, can you check if this is still the case with the latest 3.8_RC5 test version?
https://sourceforge.net/projects/filebo ... ebot/HEAD/

I think it's a known bug with TMDb response not being valid, the newer revision have a workaround for that.

The code I pasted is a format expression. If you do filebot -rename it's what you'd pass as --format. Here's how it looks if you set this format in the GUI: https://twitter.com/filebot_renamer/status/394359287280979969/photo/1 FileBot format expressions and groovy scripting is all based on Groovy, b...

You'll have to figure this out yourself I guess. Here's some ideas that came to mind. Basic script to find missing episodes: http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=869#p5518 Advanced Format that'll cross-check your file/episode mappings vs full episodelist data and sort files into Sea...

Really just --def plex=localhost or something. If it doesn't work maybe there's network issues, or plex has changed the API, or something.

Check Plex forums and ask the how you'd go about figuring out the problem.

Pretty much. But there's pre-release packages you can try in the meanwhile.

Try FileBot_3.8_RC5 from here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/filebo ... ebot/HEAD/

Seems this issue has already been fixed with the latest SVN revision. Works with r1808.

1. SF downloads => https://sourceforge.net/projects/filebo ... ebot/HEAD/

2. media.* => {media.Audio_Language_List}

Description:
This little tool will help you escape cmdline arguments. Per default it'll spawn a GUI but if you run it on a headless machine it'll just run a simple CLI.

Start Escape Tool: View Script:
http://filebot.net/scripts/escape.groovy

Things change once in a while:
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=215

PS: When the output folder is in your input folder, that's not good at all.

Not really. I guess at best you can play around with the format and move files certain lastModified dates to some other folder. I'm thinking something along the lines of this: {file.lastModified() < 1382716800000 ? 'X:/OLD/' : './'} That's as much as the GUI can do for you anyway. Sounds more like a...

Yep, try the latest FileBot 3.8 RC5 and see if it works better for you. Added that attribute as preferred field for channels and only fall back to the other if the _original isn't set, so {af} should work better the the latest.