You can modify media.types and add txt as nfo extension. Then it'll check txt files for imdb patterns as well. You could just add an extra field to the existing nfo, filebot will pick up anything that looks like imdb id regardless of xml structure. Like add xml comments anywhere: <!-- http://www.imd...

Not impossible anyway. You can play with the view xattr script if that'll give u some useful information.

So doable, but quite a bit of work.

Nope. I'd probably the only one on there and I don't have time.

{vc} should give you x264 if it's encoded with x264, not some other AVC codec. It'll read the file with mediainfo to get that info: Otherwise this works: Test:

The current script doesn't do any detection so you'll only have filename/mediainfo (not genre, imdb id, etc) data to work with. Doing all that detection logic to the script won't be easy. Best thing would be to first rename files with filebot, and as long as xattr is enabled the files will be tagged...

This the filebot call we came up with: * The only notable change from above is that it sorts movies like "The Movie" into folder M rather than folder T. filebot -script fn:amc --output "." --log-file amc.log --action copy --conflict override -non-strict --def artwork=n "subt...

It'll work better once somebody fills out the data properly:
http://thetvdb.com/?tab=season&seriesid ... 7373&lid=7

EDIT: Did some tuning and this issue should be fixed with r1751

That'll work. If subtitles are available on OpenSubtitles is another question.

PS: Subtitle naming doesn't require any specific naming, should work for anything. Usually the original release name should give u the best matching subtitles.

mrchrister wrote:Do you know of other optimisations I could try to not pick up false positives?

If you need it 100% you shouldn't use -non-strict. It'll always work, but it'll also ignore files when it can't be sure it's a correct match.

Check this data dump: The episode data is entered incorrectly. All episodes are listed with airdate year 1930.


Instead you can try using s < 2000 instead, or correcting the data in TheTVDB.

BBC being on the query-blacklist messed things up a bit. Fixed now. Argument: D:\workspace\testdata\AMC-TEST Input: D:\workspace\testdata\AMC-TEST\BBC.Life.S01E02.Reptiles and Amphibians.2009.720p.BluRay.mkv Group: [tvs:Life] => [BBC.Life.S01E02.Reptiles and Amphibians.2009.720p.BluRay.mkv] Rename e...

I'd be best of the download application call filebot on download complete, like the amc script.

Otherwise you can check into the watcher script.

If you manage to make convert work on a single image, u can combine it with find -exec to do it for all:
http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/Find.html#uh-13

You could modify htpc.groovy and to pick the artwork u want, though it'll require lots of experimenting to get it working.

If I were you I'd run a batch resize script. I'm sure there's tools out there. Or use bash and some sort of find -exec imagemagick resize ...

Can u guess what is wrong?

Rename movies using [TheMovieDB] Auto-detect movie from context: [D:\workspace\testdata\AMC-TEST\A PROCESAR\PELICULAS\Objetivo.La.Casa.Blanca.1080p.by.israntxa.mkv] Apply Filter: {y > 2000} Include [Olympus Has Fallen (2013)] [TEST] Rename [D:\workspace\testdata\AMC-TEST\A PROCESAR\PELICULAS\Objeti...

You can modify the script. Or just add some sleep call before the filebot call.

I already added the Spanish ones to the blacklist. You can find the link that other post. Sort order would only work in this particular case, spanish file VS english data, in most cases it wouldn't help, more likely mess it up. You can try using the latest HEAD revision. I forever tweak these things...

Try r1747. It'll only require only one of width/height be enough (not both like now) to satisfy the minimum requirement to get into a {vf} category.

EDIT: r1748

My fault, I forgot ut_file is not set for you guys and I included it in my new sanity checks.

Just ignore it and it'll start working again tomorrow. If it doesn't after 48h come back here.

As long as qBittorrent supports calling external programs when download completes you can make it work. You can look at the Transmission and Deluge tutorials and how it's setup with AMC. It'd be similar (but not the same) for qBittorrent.

a) No idea, works for me, doesn't even ask anything... 2013-09-24 03_12_24-FileBot.png Maybe using the latest development revision will make this better. It seems that FileBot puts absolutely no emphasis on the folder. You're correct. FileBot does in fact put no emphasis on any folder or any single ...

Just fixed that. It'll start working again by itself once it gets the updates tomorrow.

No idea. You can try one of the latest jars and that might work better.

a) I though I made it hard not to find... Use FileBot from the command-line! There is a simple CLI for core tasks like renaming media files and fetching subtitles as well as checking or creating SFV files. b) It's a Java warning. I can't do anything about that. Just ignore it. Win8 permissions are s...