Nope, this is preprocessing. Grouping files by likely category and item. If anything you wanna look at rename(file: files, ...) later own where renaming actually happens. As you can see it's not passing in the query parameter but assuming that rename(...) itself will figure it out, especially since ...

You're welcome to only use the foldername or torrent label if that works for you. Your script. Your rules. ;) Mine works just fine: Parameter: ut_kind = multi Parameter: ut_dir = D:\testdata\AMC-TEST Parameter: ut_title = AMC-TEST Parameter: clean = y Input: D:\testdata\AMC-TEST\House.Of.Cards.2013....

When it said "Testing OpenSubtitles... OK" it had already configured and setup your user. From then on FileBot was using your user.

Just because you're logged in doesn't mean OpenSubtitles gives you infinite quotas. Try again tomorrow. Or talk to the devs and make a seizable donation.

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Done that. Didn't like it. PushOver msgs are limited to 500 characters so you can't include much info. Here's some code you can copy and paste: http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=471&p=3257#p3257 The html email is just a much better way to keep checking things. You can set up ...

Updated the configure.login script so you can set/unset osdb or sublight.

That's a LUbuntu/Kubuntu issue. Try 3.5_RC1:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/filebo ... ebot/HEAD/

fetchEpisodeList uses the TheTVDB API and grabs it's data from the "Full Series Record": http://thetvdb.com/wiki/index.php/Programmers_API There's only the full series record or individual episode records. In the API there's also a way to see what shows/episodes have been modified. I don't...

That doesn't make sense... Anyway, you can always modify the script and pass in your own rename function. You could do a cmdline copy for each file: rename( ... action: { from, to -> execute('mkdir', to.dir) execute('copy', '/Y', from, to) } ) Or using my SHFILEOP copy engine which hooks into Window...

Works for me: Parameter: ut_kind = multi Parameter: ut_dir = D:\testdata\AMC-TEST Parameter: ut_title = AMC-TEST Parameter: clean = y Input: D:\testdata\AMC-TEST\discovery.channel.inventions.that.shook.the.world.e04.720p.hdtv.x264-tvillage.mkv discovery.channel.inventions.that.shook.the.world.e04.72...

No idea why xbmc doesn't see the changes. Have you setup filebot to tell xbmc to rescan everything after processing? Even if xbmc can't detect the changes it must see he new files once a rescan is forced.

No, it's all baked in.

Missile Hugger is kindly maintaining a package for Synology NAS. It's not part of set of installers and packages so it may lag behind the official releases of FileBot: You can find more info here: http://missilehugger.com/735/synology-package-filebot/ Known issues: * MediaInfo / 7zip native libs are...

That's easy. Just run your own scripts that'll take care of that. You can make that one work for you. Just pass in the archive types you wanna get rid of: http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=5#p1341 or this one-liner: args.getFiles{ it.isArchive() }*.delete() e.g. filebot -script &...

--def clean=y works: Parameter: ut_kind = multi Parameter: ut_dir = D:\testdata\AMC-TEST Parameter: ut_title = AMC-TEST Parameter: clean = y Read archive [Life on Mars (UK) - 1x01 - Series 1, Episode 1.7z] to [D:\testdata\AMC-TEST\Life on Mars (UK) - 1x01 - Series 1, Episode 1] Extracting files [D:...

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You're passing in Groovy code. So that's the syntax. Same as the format expression, exept here it's a condition evaluating to a boolean. And the variables for episode data are the same as with the format. http://www.filebot.net/naming.html --filter is designed to be very general, e.g. you could excl...

You still need -non-strict --q => get all episode data for a given search term (still needs -non-strict if there's more than one option)
--filter => select episodes

This works:

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Send me the paths so I can have a look what's happening.

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Pass in a --filter expression => http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic ... 1916#p1916

Works for me: [COPY] Rename [D:\testdata\AMC-TEST\Real.Time.with.Bill.Maher.2013.02.01.720p.HDTV.x264-EVOLVE.mkv] to [D:\output\TV Shows\Real Time With Bill Maher\Season 11\Real Time With Bill Maher - S11E03 - February 1, 2013.mkv] I assume episode data was not available at the time, either because ...

Doesn't surprise me really. I have no income but with sourceforge i have no expense (absent a ridiculous amount of time). TheTVDB basically only has ads and donations as sole income. API => No adviews => No Money Asking for Donations => No Money There's probably people paying out of their own pocket...

Now idea. You'll have to prototype and test it yourself. I'm happy to integrate it into my amc afterwards.

Latest HEAD should work for this kinda stuff.

PS: Those names are kinda crappy. 7z standard naming should be name.7z.000

Sure. If you run a script from online (via URL or fn:name syntax) you'll always be running the latest and greatest.