--filter works with Groovy expressions and is therefore infinitely powerful . Include ONLY the Australian version: --filter "n ==~ /So You Think You Can Dance Australia/" (this is bad for automation since you can only rename that one show) Include ALL BUT the US version: --filter "!(n...

That's just a warning. Feel free to ignore that.

If running with "filebot" is working then just use that. You could try "C:\path\to\filebot.launcher.exe" but as long as "filebot" works the issue is solved. There is other ways to hide the cmd window if you really need to.

Maybe $ doesn't need escaping for cmd, thus gets passed into Groovy and escapes the $ within the Groovy string: Just write it like this and avoid worrying about escape rules: {'Season '+s.pad(2)} Have you tried pasting this into cmd? filebot.launcher -script fn:amc --output "Z:/" --log-fil...

I'll definitely add some sort of format template repository with the rewrite for that commercial rewrite (if I ever actually do that).

For now there's copy & paste and this: http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2

If you want the audio language you need to use the {audio} binding. The {lang} binding is only supported for subtitle files (so you can easily add {lang} to the format without it affecting the movie/episode part). Movie.avi Movie.eng.srt One and the same format for both cases because {lang} will unw...

--q query is for forcing a query if the show can't be found. In your case the problem is that too many shows are found, so you need to exclude using --filter. And probably -non-strict since this is something you should normally do with the GUI.

If it's not executing at all, rather than processing but excluding the movie files for some reason, not sure what to do. Try the Troubleshooting tips in the amc docs.

I guess he's looking for "Kuroko's Basketball 2nd Season" which doesn't exist on AniDB yet, no episode data, not even a series entry. Wait a few months before you rename it. ;) EDIT: Oh! They call it "Kuroko no Baske (2013)" and "Kuroko no Baske" as two different shows....

You need to setup a sample File so you can test your expression. This file has to be a subtitle file since {lang} will only evaluate for subtitle files and unwind for everything else. Also it's Warning message. It's perfectly normal for some bindings to not be available depending on your sample data...

Different issue. AniDB doesn't have the concept of 'season'. The format can only format an Episode, if the matched Episode is wrong in the first place nothing the format can do about that.

Nothing really, I'd be custom logic like the sort.ebooks script above. But since you can access mediainfo data from scripting you can easily move/rename according to metadata.

I'm sure that Red will probably have a mild heart-attack Hahaha, this is so funny, because it's true! :ugeek: So here's some general tips Groovy Tips & Tricks: 1. Regex/Replace function can be a Groovy Closure: {n.replaceAll(/\b[IiVvXx]+\b/, { it.upper() })} {n.replaceAll(/\b[0-9](?i:th|nd)\b/,...

try the latest jar, before it was on resolving {episodelist} against TheTVDB. The new version should use TheTVDB/AniDB depending on the original data.

You could try this:

You didn't set output base dir: *.sfv files will be ignored since that's not subtitles files.

That one is just bad luck. AbsolutePath: 0.4151: [D:\workspace\testdata\AMC-TEST\Anime\[HorribleSubs]_Infinite_Stratos_2_-_09_[720p].mkv, IS: Infinite Stratos 2 - 09 - The Requirements for a Hero] AbsolutePath: 0.4222: [D:\workspace\testdata\AMC-TEST\Anime\[HorribleSubs]_Infinite_Stratos_2_-_09_[720...

Just specify the path as you want it in the format: More or less like this.

Actually once I do the next release it'll all redirect go github where all the new development is done now: https://raw.github.com/filebot/scripts/master/abs2sxe.groovy Oh, there is some anime entries that have 0 episodes, which doesn't make sense it aborts. Fixed with r1948. Check the FAQ how to &q...

Yep. The online voting is already done. We got into the final 12 projects and have another round of demo and presentation on 18 Jan.

This video is slightly out-dated but it shows how it works: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brGyo2uQzSs Anime are TV Shows. So unless your Anime files have very Anime-like characteristics it'll be treated as TV Show by default. e.g. Does it have Japanese Audio and ASS subtitles? => Anime Does it have...

Any ideas where the metadata would come from? Is the some sort of TheTVDB/TheMovieDB for eBooks?

If you just wanna rename pdf by title metadata it's easy. Wrote a script for that:
http://filebot.net/scripts/sort.ebooks.groovy

You can do your own replacement logic to do roman numerals, that being said, don't, roman numerals will mess with Serviio since "Movie I" is completely different from "Movie 1" for any text-based search. Removing symbols also works via custom replacement. Check the samples for th...

Is MediaInfo working in general? 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 the mediainf...

Made a video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bj6aWQxO4s

It's really pretty much exactly like I tried to describe.

Here's a cmd script: https://github.com/filebot/cmdlets/blob/master/remove-language-tag.cmd You can either use it from cmdline or just drop files onto the .cmd file and it'll run the command on the files you dropped. EDIT: Though the most non-techie way of doing things is to use FileBot and just dra...