There's still something wrong with the expression, some syntax error. Try a very simple format expression first to make sure it works and then slowly add parts. That way you see where the problem is. The cmd is messing with you somewhere.

Having a quick look I guess you're struggling with cmd arguments parsing and how to get things passed in correctly, i.e. escaping all the " in the format expression => Try \" e.g. "This is a \"test\"" should pass this sentence as one argument and with the "test&quo...

I'm not sure what you mean. What's your format expression?

Nope, if you're using my utorrent script it'll only process video/subtitle files. Just tried it with an extra *.jpg and as expected gets ignored.

Nope since the name in the target column is generated. I can see there's a discrepancy (you can check in Episodes panel). So what should it be? "The Dog Whisperer - 5x20 - Miles and Maxie & Border" or "The Dog Whisperer - 5x20 - Mad Dogs"? What's the filename? If the name is ...

Sure, for a few movies it won't matter.

You can grab the latest r1396 here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/filebo ... ebot/HEAD/

Found an issue in the IMDb scraper. Will be fixed with next release. PS: I recommend using TheMovieDB. That one just works since it's a stable API. EDIT: btw are you running filebot every week just to update the votes/rating parts of the name??? Don't do that. You're just causing unnecessary load to...

Read the "Troubleshooting" section and just >> redirect all output to a log file (don't use invoke.vbs at the same time). If something doesn't work you can check the log later. If TVDB.com is down when the script runs it can't work.

With all these settings I'm definitely don't hook into any gnome libraries. Might be a general Java issue.

Try the latest and set this: Also make sure that the locale is set on your system. Maybe Java tries to talk to Gnome to figure out the language settings:

Ok so I tried "E:\testdata\Drive (2011)\Drive (2011).avi" and it didn't ask me. I guess the easiest thing would be to have a .nfo file in each movie folder with IMDb or TheMovieDB URI. Here's a script that will generate .nfo files: http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&am...

All cases I tried work, also with both TVRage and TheTVDB I get shows a bit different from your log.

btw here's how I'd write the filter:

Here's some info on the upcoming Music Mode for processing music/audio. You can already try it with the latest HEAD releases:
http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/v ... ?f=3&t=439

I've look into this for a while and this is what I've come up with. You can try with the latest HEAD releases:
http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/v ... ?f=3&t=439

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The next version of FileBot will come with basic support for processing music and it'll become part of the utorrent-script by default as well.

@see
http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/v ... ?f=3&t=439

Music Mode: Due to popular request I've looked into how to best process music files the FileBot way. How it works: FileBot identifies music files via AcoustID and it's chromaprint audio-fingerprint technology. That means that artist/title/album metadata will come from AcoustID/MusicBrainz and doesn...

The -D Java system properties you have to set in the filebot startup script.

An. The cmdline itself my resolve escaped characters. You could try double escaping, one for cmdline and one for the regex, \\$ or maybe just [$]

PS: Seems it became to smart with the latest update recognising $ as an 's' type character... I'll have a look.

There is not standard for video tags, it's different for every container format and i have never seen anyone make use of that anyway. More importantly there is basically no libraries for editing tags for different containers.

In regex $ means end-of-input so you'll need to escape that to match the literal $, i.e. But do you really need to filter this out? Ideally FileBot should be able to pick the right episode even if multiple shows have the same series name.

Sorry, that's not supported by my script. If you don't mind a little bit of groovy coding you can add that yourself. Use the utorrent script as base and modify it and add stuff to fit your needs. For Java/Groovy devs that'd be easy, otherwise maybe not so easy. FileBot can help with some issues like...

Here's all the post from people that didn't create new threads. Please create new threads for new issues or questions.

For copying all the **/poster.jpg as **/folder.jpg I have something:
http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/v ... &t=5#p2100

e.g. Duplicate each poster.jpg as folder.jpg:

Just start by downloading the suball script and then making the modifications you need. It's really just gonna boil down to an extra line like this: if(dir.name =~ /a|b|c/) { ... }

You didn't pass in the movieFormat parameter correctly. Messed up the quotes somewhere.