How would I know that "Moon" is a volume name?

EDIT: r1847 should work better for your case

Download and modify the script to force Anime mode on all files, and TV mode on none.

Also did you forget to download the mediainfo native libs for your platform? If filebot doesn't have libmediainfo it can't check audio language / subtitle types which can help with anime detection.

It's too easy to make tutorial... http://www.filebot.net/script.html

Nothing I can do if the google smtp server doesn't respond... maybe temporary issues, maybe exceeded some sort of sendmail limit.

Yes, fn:amc means it'll grab my master script. If you want to use a modified version you can't use my script have to set the scripts up locally. It also means you won't get updates I will make to the master script online.

This one may help you along:
http://pastebin.com/0RDGp146

Easiest way would be to use a slightly modified version of the amc script and make movie rename work in Spanish and Anime / TV Shows rename in English.

e.g.

Yes. CLI/GUI will work with the same history file. So rename/revert things with CLI/GUI interchangeably.

You can easily add another context action for Revert using this script:
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic ... 2485#p2485

Just auto-selecting a data source requires a lot of assumptions about your input and the choice of data source can make a big difference so I want users to actively know what they're doing. There's always cmdline for specialized usage and do things like this: http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic....

You can get that menu by: * right-click Names list (seems most logical for me) * right-click Files list * click Fetch Data button (in case you don't have a right mouse button) * right-click Match button (this one is stupid, so use one of the options above) Not available anymore: * click Match button...

The current TheMovieDB info I get does include youtube/apple trailers, but they do make it difficult to just download the video files. I guess hd-trailers has some download links that work but i won't implement anything based on scraping web pages (unless someone want's to fund the work, and subsequ...

It's all pretty straight-forward. Here's some hints:

amc does not allow you to delete archives (unless you modify it yourself) because typically you wanna keep seeding the files

Have you looked at the format expressions? Like the examples here in the forums? You can play with it in the GUI editor. By default filebot won't allow u to change the extension, but if you change to "Extension: Override" in Rename Options you can enable that. Just make sure you include th...

I guess I'll have to enable the old special behavior again... though surprised people are actually using it. I only use right-click the list. Though u can still do right-click Match button.

You set "Extension: Override" when you renamed the files last time. And ignored the "EXTENSION MISSING" label.

Luckily you can Revert files easily. See FAQ.

You can always turn off the xattr feature: Q: After I renamed files and move them to my NAS or external HDD Windows it displays a "Property Loss" warning for file. It's very annoying! How can I get around that? A: On Windows FileBot will store some metadata in NTFS Extended Attributes that...

1. Click "Fetch Data" instead of "Match"

2. Use NTFS on your external HD => http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=324

there maybe be chance of hash collision but it's much more likely that some person just uploaded a bad moviehash/subtitle pair EDIT: Had a quick look and i just use the first result from the options i get back from OpenSubtitles. Fixed that with r1844 by doing my own relevance sorting to pick the be...

Is it hash lookup or text lookup? It's probably some idiots linking moviehash with the wrong subtitles. You could check with OpenSubtitles on that one, there's little I can do, I get back what I get back. If you don't set -non-strict it'll be more reliable but also fetch less subtitles. If you send ...

No idea what the problem is, but >> won't help you find it. You're only redirection stdout, NOT stderr, which probably contains an error of some kind (probably filebot command not fond like you said).

@see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_s ... 8stderr.29

People where doing stupid things this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqM1mmshY1s

Nothing is stopping you from copy & paste things into a text file or just drag-to-file directly.

Much more efficient anyway => https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlUzgCbRgso

:?: "stops you from being able to copy off of the computer" :?: The Match button had one special behavior: IF files not empty AND names is empty DO click "Fetch Data" OTHERWISE match files<->names Match button is now simple: match files<->names, if you want to fetch data click &q...

Yep, --db TheMovieDB forces movie mode with TheMovieDB.

If you know that the filename is the query why don't you call filebot for each file and use the --q option to force the query to be the filename?

You can check that with python. You can call filebot with multiple file arguments instead of a folder so it should be really easy to filter out the files that already have subs after the --lang it run. You can rename the .ita.srt part to .eng.srt :P That'll make filebot think English subs are alread...