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amc processes whatever you pass in from cmdline. If you only pass in two file paths (and not a folder) it'll process only those.

I don't have time to look into old code, especially with no output log attached.

It works with r1801.

Rename episodes using [TheTVDB] Auto-detected query: [The Walking Dead] Fetching episode data for [The Walking Dead] Fetching episode data for [Talking Dead] Fetching episode data for [The Walking Dead Black And White] [TEST] Rename [D:\Volumes\Descargas\05 RENOMBRAR\RENOMBRAR SERIES\The Walking De...

Just deleting some *.rar files is easy. You can modify amc.groovy yourself or just call your own delete script afterwards.

Not supported. No idea if AniDB even has an API for artwork.

You can try r1800 and see if it works better.

The x86/x64 msi packages are in the sourceforge download section. ;

The msi should install to Program Files or Program files (x86). FileBot itself is Java code, so platform-independent, same Java code run everywhere. Only once it's loading native code like libmediainfo the architecture must match.

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{file[0..1]}

Check the FAQ for trouble shooting tips ;) Q: Why does MediaInfo not work? Why is 7zip not working? I'm running on 64-bit Windows and installed FileBot x64? A: If you're on 64-bit Windows but are actually running a 32-bit Java runtime, the whole java process will be in 32-bit compability mode, so th...

1. I guess {n} is the file name, folder name looks like this:

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{folder.name}

2. What's not working about this one? It's gonna count all files that are not folders:

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{folder.listFiles().sum{ it.isFile() ? 1 : 0 }}

3. That one is already in the original mi script:

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{file.path}

You mean the number formatting?

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{(folder.listFiles().sum{ it.length() } / (float)(1024.power(3))).round(2)}

Just play with it. All really basic groovy code. You can play with all that in the GUI and the paste it into the script.

* Can't have release date. The mi script doesn't do media detection so you only get data based on file name or file content.

* Subtitle en,fr might be a bit tricky. You'd have to check files in the same folder and count subtitles.

Did a check and it works. Some shows may not work if the names on the different sites don't match.

Have you played with the exec options of AMC?

--def exec=command {file} Run program on newly processed files

It'll be called on each media file that has been processed. So you can have the amc kick-off your script.

e.g.

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--def "exec=/bin/update-artwork \"{folder}\""

1. Might be a cache issue with outdated objects. Try r1795. 2. Basic support for Anime => Video files with Japanese audio and ASS subtitles will be processed via AniDB instead of TheTVDB 3. AMC doesn't delete files that are being seeded. 4. Good idea, sourceforge already does that => http://sourcefo...

1. Don't use invoke.vbs
2. Check amc troubleshooting hints
3. Run manually in cmd and see what happens

I'd escape the email address because of @ but that's just a hunch. I guess invoke.vbs messes up the arguments. I don't recommend using it anymore.

I guess utorrent-postprocess / amc has come a long way since you started this thread!

I doesn't remember what has been moved. After move it doesn't have to worry about it anyway. Artwork will only be downloaded if it doesn't already exist.

So you generate extra artwork? Why not just check if your extra artwork already exists or not per movie folder?

Usually people use the amc script to sort files from an incoming folder to the output folder structure: http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=215 So everything in incoming is either untreated, or can't be auto-sorted, and the rest is moved the the final folder structure (which mustn'...

It's that simple:

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{'.'+source}

If source fails, the whole {...} expression unwinds.

Plenty of examples here:
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2

No and No. But I can't stop you from modifying the scripts.

Of course, English (or at least original title) always works, in addition to the localized title.

Just set the format like this:

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--format "{primaryTitle} ({y})"

If you're renaming Spanish movies, it's best to set --lang=es so filebot can match against the Spanish title, English will work as well since the original title (probably English) is known as well. In the format you can then switch Spanish title {n} with the (probably) English title {primaryTitle}: ...

"05" ended up as query as well so it got extra results. The problem isn't the query but that you're matching spanish filenames with english data. Just doesn't match up. Having the year in the filename would help a lot. "06 CODIFICAR" doesn't matter cause the search doesn't come u...

The syntax for that one change completely... long ago..

It's --def name=value name=value now:

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--def xbmc=localhost

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