Yes. Customize Paths: You can override the default naming schemes via --def seriesFormat, animeFormat or movieFormat but make sure you understand how cmdline arguments work since you must escape double quotes via \", ampersands, etc otherwise the cmdline arguments will not be passed to FileBot ...

It's not hard. Just a PATH issue. As I said the easiest way is to use absolute paths to all the programs instead of relying on PATH being setup correctly. 1. Edit "C:/Program Files/FileBot/filebot.cmd" and replace 'java' with "C:/Program Files/Java/.../java.exe" 2. Instead of 'fi...

1. Output redirect works with utorrent, I'm using it everyday. With invoke.vbs it'll probably not work though. 2. Not sure what you mean. You can try doing another echo >> log in the command to keep track of things. That's not in the script. It'd be something like filebot -script ... && echo...

You're using x64 windows so it'll open an x64 cmd.exe when you click the .bat file. Your download manager is probably running in x86 compatibility mode, so if a x86 program is calling cmd.exe Windows will probably automatically make it call the x86 cmd.exe so PATH might be different in the 32 bit en...

Well, there was troubles with n00bs that somehow had a a headless jre installed and then couldn't make filebot work.

Anyway, i'll set it back to depends openjdk-7-jre | default-jre-headless with the next release.

If course, isn't it obvious that the ut_* parameter you passed in are not what they're supposed to be? utorrent only replaces the %variables in the cmdline call and NOT randomly in bat scripts you my be using. You MUST paste the call directly into utorrent so it can replace the %variables with values.

Yep. Works. The rest you can do yourself. No arguments = GUI. Cmdline arguments = cmdline mode.

./filebot.sh -version
./filebot.sh -script fn:sysinfo

If by install you mean have the 'filebot' command it's just a matter of sym linking filebot.sh to /use/bin/filebot

Of course there's not output in the console since you're redirecting output to that log file via >>

Look how I don't use >> in my screenshot.

Try this in the cmd and see what happens.

Means no more utorrent. Just run it directly. See what happens: Whatever happens, there can't be no output logging.

Download the portable package, unzip and run ./filebot.sh

Not really. That way you can use moviedb for search and imdb rating for the filename. Basically it's about minimizig reliance on IMDb as far as possible. Because IMDb doesn't allow people to steal their data and therefore also doesn't have an API for programs. Only the website for humans. Of course ...

Season X to Season XY? I hope you're not thinking about do this by hand ;) Here's a script for that: filebot -script fn:replace --def "e=Season (\d)(?!\d)" "r=Season 0$1" /path/to/media You can try with --action test first if things look alright. For left-over empty Season X fold...

I got the feeling most people prefer "Season 00" as standard folder naming as there is many shows that have more than 10 seasons. Better add that now when there's not so many people using the script yet. New: tvs: tryQuietly{ seriesFormat } ?: '''TV Shows/{n}/{episode.special ? "Speci...

The format engine allows you to fully automatically make any kind of change to show names and episode titles via Groovy expressions.

Q: Some episodes start with '...Name' - Is it possible to ignore the dots when renaming?
A: Sure, just use after(regex) function.

As you can see from the utorrent logs it's calling this command: filebot -script fn:amc --output "E:/Test" --action copy --conflict override -non-strict --def music=n subtitles=en artwork=y "ut_dir=\\TITANSERVER\3media.2tb\TV Shows 1\American Dad!\American.Dad.S08E12.720p.HDTV.X264-DI...

There lots of tabs in the lower said of the main screen. Peers, Files, Trackers. The last one says Logger.

Doesn't matter what datasource you select to search for movies, the format engine will still retrieve metadata from themoviedb. Alternatively you can try using {imdb.genres} that'll pull data from OMDb but may work less well.

Check the utorrent logger tab. You can try copy and pasting the command utorrent uses into the cmd and run it yourself and see what happens. I cannot imagine why there would be no output of any kind, there has to be something.

Currently there is no genres entered. You're welcome to add missing information to TheMovieDB:
http://www.themoviedb.org/movie/134597-the-collection

I've never even tried it on embedded Linux myself but since by now Java runs on all these devices so does FileBot. The mediainfo / 7zip native libs are a different issue though. You'd have to compile them yourself. The {fn} in the format means f ile n ame: TV Shows/{n}/Season {s.pad(2)}/{fn} You'll ...

TheTVDB only lists the show "Kitchen Nightmares" and the latest episode is "Kitchen Nightmares - 5x11 - Mill Street Bistro, Part 2". In -non-strict mode things can get quite unpredictable if the episode you have doesn't exist according to the database. EDIT: It seems TVRage and T...

--action move => move files --action copy => copy files %F - Name of downloaded file (for single file torrents) %D - Directory where files are saved %N - Title of torrent %P - Previous state of torrent %L - Label %T - Tracker %M - Status message string (same as status column) %I - hex encoded info-...

Nope, I'm using OpenJDK as well. Might have something to do with you using KDE and the glibs somehow having issues. Try the -DuseGVFS=false and see if that makes a difference.

There seem to be some issues with the libraries installed on your system.

Try setting this in the startup file: If that doesn't work it's a Java issue. Though the GVFS stuff is for accessing GVFS and shouldn't affect anything but Drag-n-Drop.

I've set network timeouts to 1 minute... so that's very odd. Try running with konsole and see if there's any cmdline output.

Also you can put debugging proxy in between so you can see what network requests filebot makes and what works and what doesn't:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebScarab