Movies (Filebot 4.1) ../{primarytitle}{' ('+net.filebot.WebServices.IMDb.scrape(imdbid, '''//SPAN[@class='title-extra']''').match('"(.+)"')+')'} ({y}){' ['+fn.replaceAll(/(?i)directors|theatrical|ultimate/,'$0 Cut').matchAll(/UNRATED|REMASTERED|EXTENDED|UNCUT|DIRECTORS.CUT|THEATRICAL.CUT|U...

Thx, did work.

Where exactly shall I post may formats?

Thx, works

Please please please let there be an option to recover my renaming formats.
I have a backup of yesterday, I just need to know which files I have to restore.

It's really bad to just delete them when upgrading. I really invested much work to get them where I want them.....

Is there any chance I can define standard paths (eg where are my movies located)? I alwas have to scroll through my explorer and cannot even use favorites, since they are not displayed by the GUI.

That would be great

I downloaded subtitels via the GUI but I cannot find them at any location: neither at the movie, or the standard download folder nor the program location. Where are they saved?

rednoah wrote:FileBot only ISO 639-1 2-letter codes and ISO 639-3 letter codes, and it seems it doesn't know ISO 639-2 B codes. So "ger" is not recognized. Rename "ger" to "deu" and it'll work.

@see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_639-3

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If you want to use a custom format you'll have to pass it in in the cmdline call. It's a bit tricky cause of all the escaping, but you could also write little python or groovy script that passes things in as String Array. Well, I can write powershell, but sadly not python/groovy. Where is my lates ...

Thx I was not aware or ranks but it's nice

I have renamed all folders and files and reorganized the folders them so I can use them with XBMC (and smart playlists). Maybe I have choosen a not so good format for a new thing I want (display "Directors Cut"... in XBMC) I think of renaming folders and files again. But since I use now so...

I am quite a newbie and so optimizing my movie format quite often. Can http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=215 use my newest movie settings so that I do not have to put it in the command line? My movie settings so far ../{primarytitle}{' ('+net.sourceforge.filebot.WebServices.IMDb.scrape(i...

Thank you for this great piece of software and for you great support. Just donated 15 Euros for a more substantial "Thank you" than just words

If you want German titles I'd use TheMovieDB and set Language Preference to German, then you can access the German title with {n} and the English/Original Title with {primaryTitle} Do you have any suggestion how I should sort my movies for this operation? I have ~50% of english movies, 20% of genui...

This works, thx
And it works for all other movies too so far...why is primary title not standard? Except Tampopo every other movie (even if french or spanish) get's the correct english title and original titlee when I use primary title instead of n

I have a few movies in german language with german movie title in file name so I instantly know that this is not original language. Problem: Filebot always renames to the english titel. I use the original title hack too, but in this case it's not about the original title but the need to keep the loc...

Thank you for this hack :) Is there any way to detect that {n} is the same as the original title and not use it twice (and not be picky about upper/lowercase)? I use this format ../{n}{' ("'+net.sourceforge.filebot.WebServices.IMDb.scrape(imdbid, '''//SPAN[@class='title-extra']''').match('"...

Found it myself: it's the {lang} option

BUT: it does not work for all srt. In the same folder I ahve three srt, one german, one slovak, one english. German is not regonized.

When there is more than on .srt, eg "Movie [2009] eng.srt" "Movie [2009] ger.srt" Filebot want to rename both files to the same name: "Movie [2009].srt" This ends up in a warning that there is a conflict. How can I handle this? This is my format so far to rename folder ...

I have a file, called "Tampopo [1985]" This is the imdb page http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092048/ where you can read "(original title) Tampopo" in the AKA section- Either imdb or themoviedb return "Dandelion" I also tried the hack in this thread http://www.filebot.net/f...