Looks around deep in the depths of other forums he's a moderator on and pulls out the big guns from phpbb.com -->> bonelifer and harnesses all the moderators there. Muahahaaaaaa... ahem, welcome aboard. Luckily so far only answering questions. None of the busy work you'd have on other forums like ba...

If they don't have an API, that means a "page scrapper", and rednoah has said on many occasions that he's not going down the page scrapping route. From the last link I find "BeautifulSoup to parse HTML and XML", which seems to suggest page scrapping.

My suggestion is that you add http://www.addic7ed.com , it is where i find the new episodes' subtitles the sooner. Plus, it has a subtitle for a lot of different episode versions (and for a lot of languages). If you added it, Filebot would be perfect. Can't happen until they provide an API: it was ...

No problem. Fairly easy considering the language barriers.

Tried one last time before downloading r1897 and it works right(assume it was from clearing the cache).

Format: {["T:", "Y:"].collect{ drive -> def a=n; new File('Y:/incoming/scripts/names.csv').splitEachLine(';'){if (n==it[0]) a=it[1]}; return new File(drive+"/Videos/TV/", a)}.sort{ a,b -> a.exists() <=> b.exists() ?: a.diskSpace <=> b.diskSpace }.last()}/{episode.specia...

Since updating to "r1895", I've had a problem. Basically open filebot, run it on a set of files(works). Then drop a new set and fetch(not so good). If I close filebot and reopen it, then it works again the first time, the second time, again it gives bad results. Good Run: crop-good-results...

Did you try "right clicking" on the Match button and selecting the DB you want the info from?

You could use a combination of a bash script running as root via cron. Right now I have a cron running to move transcoded files that are marked as suspect by my transcoder to a separate folder. The cron runs every five minutes and I no longer have to scroll through all the other non-transcoded files...

Updated my two scripts to copy instead of moving.

Here's a bash script that does the same thing as the windows script for linux: #!/bin/sh cd /usr/share/filebot/ # Check for the file. if [ -s Filebot.jar.old ]; then # If backup already exist delete it before backing up current FileBot.jar. sudo rm Filebot.jar.old sudo cp FileBot.jar Filebot.jar.old...

Is it possible to add to the naming logic used in the gui something that checks if destination file has a date older than a specified date. I'm going through my shows and re-recording most of them to remove the commercials, get better recordings(to replace recordings that have the stations weather m...

If you are on Windows, you can use foobar2000(might require and addon) to rename the files in a specific format. I use it now to rip all my cd's and I used the renamer to fix some of my older rips naming. Not commandline, but it's fairly quick and easy.

For me in the GUI, this works (I don't actually use Filebot for music as I use foobar2000 to rip/convert/name):
Not sure, since I couldn't find any documentation on syntax for anything but movies/tv-shows.

I am not sure if this is possible but with the Music Formatting from Filebot can I end up with a structure like this.... BandName\AlbumName\TrackTitle ? My current script looks like this and works but I end up with basically.... filebot -script fn:amc "SourceLocation" --output "Desti...

Tried the comment and that worked. But I use Ember Media Manager and it will delete the comment anytime the tvshow.nfo gets edited in Ember. Tried adding txt, but it never gets to it since it sees the TheTVDB id in the NFO file first and goes with that. Seeing that URL was already defined as an NFO ...

Could you add a check for a tvshow.txt that if it exist would contain the IMDB id for the TVSHOW. I'm not sure how it would impact XBMC if I changed the current TheTVDB id already contained in the tvshow.nfo to the IMDBID one. Doesn't need to totally replace checking, just check for the existence of...

mrchrister wrote:Another question: Do you have a flattr account? I would like to support your work!

Yes he does, lower right hand corner of the mainpage: http://www.filebot.net/

Add .nuv extension to media.types: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/NuppelVideo it's the extension used internally by mythtv.

conandrum wrote:I just had a quick look at the amc page.
Is there a link to where I can download the script and modify it locally?

All the scripts can be found at http://filebot.net/scripts/

Luckily I hadn't fetched HEAD on my Ubuntu machine, WinSCP'd it over and got it working again. Will update now. Mistakes happen when you least expect them to happen.

FileNotFoundException d:\workspace\filebot\website\data\exclude-blacklist.txt (The device is not ready)

Which of course it isn't going to work, D is an optical drive on my system that doesn't have anything in it.

Commandline: filebot -script fn:update-mes "/media/Store/Videos/TV/" --def login=username:PASSWORD addshows=y I have it as an alias in bash, and this is the one I've been using. Today it gave the error below. Error: ScriptException: org.codehaus.groovy.control.MultipleCompilationErrorsExce...

I personally use Ember Media Manager which can be found on the XBMC forums.

If you have it installed, go to it's folder and use a program like 7-zip to open FileBot.jar. JAR files by definition are just zip files with JAVA in them that is executable via the JAVA interpreter.