Any suggestions on how I can just pull the "Date taken" correctly? :?: Can you share one sample file? And the expected "date taken" for that file. Then I could have a look myself and run some tests to see if we can get there. Thought at a glance it looks like you already tried to get values via all ...

You can disable Windows integration. Maybe that'll work better for you if the Windows Move / Copy dialog is giving you trouble for one reason or another: ➔ Advanced Settings / Developer Options / System Properties › User Interface Options

What are the file names you have and what are the file names you want to rename these files to?

If you mean to rename generic files that cannot be matched to movies / episodes on TheMovieDB / TheTVDB then you can use [Plain File Mode] Batch Rename any type of file.

I'm just looking for filebot to name it correctly even when it cant find it :?: Can you provide an example for a movie that actually cannot be found? :idea: The examples given by you are Sebastian Live (2009) and Snapshots (2018) which exist in the database and thus can be found and matched. :idea ...

Stugotsv10 wrote: ↑29 May 2025, 20:37 it happens literally every day

If you find more issues, please keep them coming. Please do post file paths as text though since I need to copy & paste the text to create test files which is rather cumbersome from photo-of-a-screen images.

Snapshots is a special name that's on the exclude list so auto-detection "knows" (in this case incorrectly) as to avoid false positives when users rename movies in a folder named Snapshots : Snapshots.2018.1080p.WEBRip.x264-[YTS.LT] :idea: We will consider removing Snapshots from the exclude list ...

OK, so here's the file name as text so that we can run tests: Sebastian.Maniscalco.Sebastian.Live.-.2007.1080p.WEBRip.x264.AAC-[YTS.MX] https://i.snipboard.io/UWYD4a.jpg :arrow: Sebastian Live (2009) is the correct match so simply hitting ENTER to select the first pre-selected option is the way to ...

:idea: You could try from a different IP (e.g. using your mobile phone hotspot instead of ISP internet) to see if that makes a difference. :?: What if you set incorrect username / password on purpose? That would allow you to check if OSDB is / is not even checking the information you pass along or ...

I'm setting up Filebot in a docker/container to rename files as they are dropped into a folder. The process relies on the .psm file, but it's showing an error instead. Current setup - filebot: image: rednoah/filebot:latest container_name: filebot volumes: - /volume1/media:/data - /volume1/docker ...

on my next batch I will grab a screen shot. not sure if it exists but when Filebot gives the list of suggestions lets say its not on there Alright. Please copy & paste the file path if you have an issue with some file in the future. Then we can discuss what best to do about it based on the ...

:?: What is the file path of the file you're having trouble with? This is really important and will add much needed context. Please do share the file path or at least a screenshot . If you cannot do so for some reason, please say so, so that we don't talk past each other. :?: Are you perhaps trying ...

What is the file path of the file you're having trouble with? Please read How to Request Help for details.

You can always use manual matching if automatic matching does not work for one reason or another. Please read FAQ #2: How do I fix misidentified files? for details.

Simply deleting the built-in libmediainfo.so might just do the trick so that the system will default to loading libmediainfo.so from elsewhere: rm -v /nix/store/0yp7i7xhphlzv4v22gd5fspg7a989k08-filebot-5.1.7/opt/lib/Linux-x86_64/libmediainfo.so :idea: The system will then search through the $LD ...

Adding { '-' + fn.match(/-([a-z]+)$/) } at the end of your custom format will preserve any trailing -thumb from the original file name:

:idea: The TAR package includes a libmediainfo.so binary that is compatible with typical Linux distributions, Ubuntu, Debian, etc. If you're using something more unusual then you will need to provide the native dependencies for your specific platform. :arrow: NixOS presumably provides a compatible ...

JaxMedia wrote: ↑29 May 2025, 06:07 AUBC - ABC iView
SBS - SBS on Demand
7PLUS - 7Plus
9NOW - 9Now
TEN - 10Play
TVNZ - TVNZ+
3NOW - ThreeNow

Please add a sample file name for each of these media sources like this.

:?: Does filebot -script fn:osdb.stats confirm that you have not yet exhausted your quota? filebot -script fn:osdb.stats :idea: Note that login seems to fundamentally work: $ filebot -script fn:configure --def osdbUser=***** --def osdbPwd=***** Set OpenSubtitles login details Checking... OK allowed ...

You can add a condition at whichever position you want to insert the extra Subtitles/ bit:

:?: What does the log say? (see How do I open the Debug Console? ) :idea: Bad License Key: BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE not found means that you have not selected a license key. A license key always starts with BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE and the text you are trying to paste does not. Please select & copy ...

In Windows File Explorer, many files have a Date Taken of 2018-10-28... but FileBot is showing Date Created (oddly with a date of 2020-06-14). :?: What does the MediaInfo Inspector say for the file at hand? https://i.imgur.com/I7ulhvt.png :!: I don't know if DNG files are supported. They might ...

:?: How endless is the hourglass exactly? Have you tried a smaller batch of files to get a feeling for how fast / slow remote file system operations will be in your specific setup? :?: Is there a progress dialog? :idea: If there's an hourglass after clicking Rename but before the progress dialog ...

Hi, no I install Media info via the app catalog and filebot via .deb. I see. If you've installed MediaInfo as self-contained Flatpack / Snap / AppImage package then that won't install the typical dependencies. The libmms.so library is typically pre-installed because it's a dependency for many ...

MediaInfo: java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Unable to load library 'mediainfo': libmms.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory libmms.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory :!: libmediainfo is indeed not working. :?: How did you install FileBot? Did ...

https://i.snipboard.io/xg3buZ.jpg :idea: Your screenshot doesn't show the complete error message. The "Could not initialise..." bit would suggest a problem with JNA or libmediainfo which would be an issue completely unrelated to anything else on this thread. You can click on the "🛑 Binding .. ...

:idea: Matching and Formatting is notably unrelated. Your format has no effect on matching. If the match is incorrect, then the format will generate a file path for that incorrect match. :idea: Matching the Shaun the Sheep / Specials episodes at hand is particularly tricky since the file names you ...