Nope, for that would completely break the -get-missing-subtitles feature.

But for scripting it's not really important, if you can call one script to grab subs, you might as well call another to remove the language tags, if you really need to.

That's why my context menu samples don't pass in a format, it's crazy!! Here's what I'd do: Ignore cmd as much as possible, and do everything in Groovy: rename1.groovy def input = args[0].isDirectory() ? args[0].listFiles() : args[0] def format = '''/tripple/quotes/are/the/shizzle''' rename(file:inp...

It's always the same.

Send me a list of file paths and I'll try myself.

Sorry, the script doesn't support that. It starts by finding folders/subfolders and that doesn't work if the root is a file already.

Mmhhh... that may potentially be the case since i started using my matching logic for file/subtitle matches as well. I guess I should do some per-folder clustering before throwing everything into the Matcher.

Try r1961.

Yep, plus technically scraping their page is equal to stealing their data, and I don't quite feel like an enabler for this (not that I couldn't do it in a few hours :twisted:) I'm pretty sure no one of addic7ed.com will ever official allow and encourage anyone to scrape their data. Until they do so ...

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There is only one, but I'm not saying there can only be one

PS: that reminds me, wanna be Moderator?

By "doesn't work" what DO you mean? (I'm inclined not to reply at this point) What command are you executing? Did you change my sample cmdline? If so, why not post it here? Did you read the trouble shooting notes? Did you check the utorrent logger tab? If so, why not post it here? Did you...

--def excludeList=amc-input.txt Keep a list of previously processed files to be ignored in future runs (if you run this script on the same files repeatedly you must enable this option)

You MUST set this if you just call filebot on a fixed folder all the time.

Use the GUI, it'll be easier for you. There's the Format Editor where you can set the Movie Format Expression as you like. The subtitles part is probably to difficult for you, and probably not a good idea anyway, so just don't do that.

You're talking Apples and Bananas here

Groovy Scripting Language (as in code):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groovy_%28 ... anguage%29

Regular Expression (not code):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression

I guess you're on Windows. Try r1955.

What happens to the blood money I make with OpenCandy? I forward-donate it to the massively under-appreciated API projects!

Something always happens...

Is FileBot called? Yes? No?
Is FileBot called but then fails? What is the error message?

Does it only work if you call it with cmd? Well, try cmd /c filebot ... if it's really doing "nothing" then that's a severe bug in utorrent and I doubt that.

Nice! That's why I tell people to post things in the forums and not send me private messages!

--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....