Produces using instructions: filebot -help 64-bit Java is better. But it doesn't matter as long as you don't need any of the native libraries. Pure Java application are platform-independent, including architecture. Only when FileBot starts loading libmediainfo or lib7zip then bitness becomes importa...

That's a message telling you that it is clearing the cache because the version got updated. It does not effect program flow and certainly doesn't require any input.

FileBot 4.0 is finally out! Get it here! This new major release comes with massive improvements in all the core functionalities and lots of bugfixes. It's smarter, faster, superior in every aspect and generally more streamlined to get things done fast and exactly the way you want. Features: * Massi...

--action move is default if not specified otherwise.

Will not implement. Just doesn't fit into the UI at all as it is. Writing a Groovy script to do the same is a 1-liner. Something like: args.getFiles{ it.isVideo() }.each{ it.renameTo(getMediaInfo(file:it, format:'''{fn} [{resolution}_{media.DurationString.replaceAll(/[\sn]/)}_{vc}_{ac}].{ext}''')) }

1. The only real dependency is Java. Though it's good to have libmediainfo as well which is bundled with the filebot packages anyway. 2. The portable package is, as it says, portable, and will not touch anything outside of it's own folder. Not sure how you're confused about filebot.sh, it's a simple...

This looks like Windows to me. But if it's the same on Linux what's the issue?

Got a link to the docs for how to run external programs?

Not possible.

A hacky work around would be to fetch a random long episode list and drag it over so you have fake episode data to evaluate the format in which you then just don't use any episode bindings.

Yes

1. RTFM

--def clean=y Automatically empty folders and clutter files that may be left behind after moving the video files or temporary extracted files after copying

2. Yes, it's very easy for anyone who knows a bit of programming

1. Do some programming courses

2. Set --action move instead of --action copy

See how ut_dir is passed in correctly now? Looks like it's doing what it's supposed to be doing. 1. Rename artwork? Not possible. You can do it yourself or have some script do it afterwards. 2. Look at the logs, it says COPY which means it'll COPY files. There rest is in the docs. 3. Ignore the xatt...

Log?

Nevermind... if you're setting --action copy why would you think it's moving them, it's copying them as specified by you.

Works with the latest revision: Parameter: ut_kind = multi Parameter: minFileSize = 0 Parameter: minLengthMS = 0 Parameter: ut_dir = D:\workspace\testdata\AMC-TEST Input: D:\workspace\testdata\AMC-TEST\Law.and.Order.SVU.S15E15.HDTV.x264-LOL.mp4 Group: [tvs:law order special victims unit] => [Law.and...

It looks like you're doing everything wrong. Sorry you're running into issues, but without some basic console skills on your side and some initiative with testing things to find where the issue is neither me nor rb07 can do much about it. PS: I've read the thread you've linked above, undoubtedly rb...

1. Not possible for .avi files, but for .mkv and similar container formats this will work: {media.AudioLanguageList} 2. I don't know what you want, but genres[9] doesn't make sense. That translates to "just take the 10th Genre" and will naturally fail for media belonging to less then 10 ge...

Probably, you're telling filebot to rename your entire system, everything. Luckily filebot will ignore most of that since system libraries rarely have extensions like .avi or what not. Probably this includes partial downloads, what it definitely includes is all the files that have already been renam...

Yes?

1. Read FAQ

2. FAQ tells you MediaInfo is not working because you got 64-bit FileBot installed but you're running it with 32-bit Java Runtime cause you don't have 64-bit Java installed

Yep, the last one is how I would have done it.

That's all in the format. You can prototype that in the GUI Format Editor and once it's working as you'd like you can specify your custom format when calling filebot/amc

Yep, you have various bindings to chose from: * {n} * {primaryTitle} * {alias} Pick one that works. Also use the latest revision just in case 3.8 is a bit outdated with the latest features. You probably wanna use {primaryTitle} cause {alias} is the list of all alias names which may be more than one.