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Just check the Java/Groovy API docs.

f is a File object, so => http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/ap ... /File.html

I guess the folder is called Waiting (or something) and since the filename doesn't make any sense that's all it got. Give me the full paths, and I can add that to the black list, so it'll at least just abort and do nothing PS: Haha! Not even google can make sense of Th3 M4tr1x R3l04d3d ... that's of...

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 will be lost if a file is moved to anothe...

I guess .DS_Store files are hidden and things are ignored according to this function:

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def incomplete(f) { f.name =~ /[.]incomplete|[.]chunk|[.]par$|[.]dat$/ || f.isHidden() }

Seems to work with my latest revision. Trying updating the the latest and greatest and see how it works for you.

Nope, the log above is most definitely made by outdated filebot code. Maybe you have two installs?

series.list.gz has been removed in recent versions. I think your filebot install is too outdated. Try updating.

EDIT: Looks like TheMovieDB turned off the old deprecated 2.1 API

So what's the filename? CSI - 1x01?

That doesn't make sense. You can incorporate things your own way by putting together your own script. In your own script you can of course script whatever you want.

Well, if u just randomly put it somewhere I guess there'll be issues... If you look at AMC closely you might find a good place where you can hook up your own extra logic. You'll need to funnel some files into your own rename call while the rest goes into normal amc logic. What's the files that are n...

Yep, for music it's looking at each file individually, and it's just trying to grab the best matching data from what it gets back from AcoustID returns. So if album is missing, then album data is missing from the AcoustID response, and also it can't fall back to ID3 tags, so you're out of luck in th...

I'm sure there's a way. Though you probably have to figure out what the best way would be for your setup.

I would make a cron job that runs every few hours. Now this job would first call rsync and then filebot.

Depends on how you start filebot. Just call it and newly synced files after rsync is finished.

there is no web ui. it's a simple cmdline tool. login via ssh and use it.

The scripts are online, link is in the docs. And what u want is not so hard but it's basically programming.

With your preferred editor~ I recommend Notepad++

Then we do surgery!

Find:

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[name:group.tvs,   format:format.tvs,   db:'TheTVDB', seasonFolder:true ]

Replace:

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[name:group.tvs,   format:format.tvs,   db:'TVRage', seasonFolder:true ]

Only by modifying the script.

You can try to update the data in TheTVDB, unless the episodes are misnamed in the first place.

Your "error log" contains no error... Just in the end it can't connect to XBMC.

If you can't manage to get filebot.launcher to work (PATH issues, or what not) ...

Alternatively you can create a hidden filebot process with this tool: http://www.commandline.co.uk/chp/

Yes. But you need to learn how to pass cmdline arguments first, i.e. to correctly quote and escape the format expression.

Once you have your command u can copy it into a shell script. That's as basic as it gets. Find more info on google.

Sorty is just an example. Learn from it and write your own solution. I guess this simple call will already get you very far: filebot -script fn:renall /media/W/TV --db thetvdb -non-strict The sort into folders part comes with adding --format : http://www.filebot.net/naming.html And you can run with ...

What does amc have to do with symlinks?

If you do --action symlink it works because the parameters get passed on to the internal -rename call unchanged.

Tested with r1756 and works for me.

How about u just create an absolute path with the format?

Like this one from the samples:

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{file.path[0]}:/Movies/{n} ({y})/{n} ({y}){" CD$pi"}

Is that the latest revision? Try the latest one. I think I fixed that 2 weeks ago.

I don't know what you mean. The format can be relative and is resolved again the original file. Otherwise you can use absolute path. Let's say this is what your format evaluates to: Test.avi => Move to ./Test.avi Series/Test.avi => Move to ./Series/Test.avi ../Test.avi => Move to ../Test.avi (../ me...

If you're gonna enter things manually, there's no point in having AMC.

Since you're calling the command yourself anyway why not do type filebot -rename rather than filebot -script fn:amc? What would amc with --q be supposed to do?

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