:?: "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...

1. http://www.filebot.net/cli.html 2. Just get English AND Italian subs... 3. The "Quit FileBot" part makes me wonder if you know what cmdline means... but here goes: e.g. this is a start, but you wanna look into all the other options to fine-tunes things: filebot -get-missing-subtitles --...

Just find a sftp filesystem driver and mount your sftp root as drive.

The built-in sftp stuff is for scripting only.

You can use FileBot to rename audio files based on ID3 tags instead of AcoustID lookup simply by specifying --db "ID3 Tags" . e.g. filebot -rename "01-Classical_Gas.mp3" --db "ID3 Tags" --format "{pi.pad(2)}. {n} - {t}" Rename music using [ID3] [MOVE] Rename [...

How would you do this? I thought you don't have this information? Replace AcoustID lookup: def dest = rename(file:files, format:format.music, db:'AcoustID') With ID3 tag info: def dest = rename(file:files, format:format.music, db:'ID3') But if you use ID3 info your format probably has to get smarter...

Yes, and the amc script depends on the htpc/cleaner scripts which are expected to exist relative to where the amc script is.

Check amc.groovy how to use detectMovie() and then htpc.groovy how to get the info object from the movie object that you get back from detectMovie(). With the info object you know the rating and you can decide whether to delete the video file.

Good work!

I'd only comment on the JVM memory settings: You're making the JVM hog 400M right on initialization. I recommend not setting -Xms and let the JVM scale up memory as needed. It'll rarely ever need more than 70-80M anyway.

If you have .nfo files with the rating that'd make things easier. Otherwise you have to look at the amc/htpc script on how to do movie detection and fetch metadata.

Found some issue with the ONE_MONTH cache not working correctly. Updated the install packages. Should be r1840 now. Try it.

make that File.copyTo(Folder), moveTo is File->File

You can probably add this somewhere: Afterwards make sure you remove non-existing paths from input.

Simple answer: redo But since input folder and output folder is different and files are moved this is not a major issue. Only files that can't be identified are left behind (not remain unidentified) over and over. So in that case it's highly recommended to use into the --def excludeList option so we...

AniDB works fine as far as I can tell: What's the console output? Maybe you just need to delete the old cache.

AcoustID lookup is completely different, doesn't even look at the filename, only the acoustic fingerprint and audio length. If I don't get matches back there's nothing I can do.

You can try MusicBrainz and see if you can add the missing links, at least then it'll work for others.

Only by doing it twice. I would just use robocopy /mir but I guess you wanna avoid delete/copy.

Works just fine:
http://snag.gy/35hyz.jpg

Your cmdline is just wrong. You're not passing in what you think you're passing in.

If you don't know how to escape argument give my little Escape tool a shot
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1041

You override default naming with your format and thus force that behavior.

Have you looked at the examples?
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2

It's Movies & Subtitles Example #1

FileBot 3.8 is out! Get it here! This new major release brings new support for uploading subtitles and renaming music videos as well as updates to GUI and episode/movie matching that'll make things work much more smooth. Changes: * Support for OpenSubtitles Subtitle Upload (experimental) * Support ...

Don't hold your breath. Not many people using NAS, and of those most are with Synology, i.e. this would be low priority on the exotic feature requests list... not to mention i don't have the hardware to begin with.

probably

EDIT: As far as I can tell it's all x86 Linux boxes. If it runs Java it'll run FileBot as well. If you have some basic Linux console skills you should be alright making it work.

not really, you'd have to edit the script for that

You want to create a new folder structure from scratch: 1. Rename "sport" folder to "sport-old" 2. Set the format to what you want, e.g. Z:/sport/{n} ({y})/{n} ({y}){" CD$pi"} 3. Drag in "sport-old" folder and rename/move everything. 4. "sports-old" ...