1. I knew it wasn't Filebot, I was just asking if it was possible for a different format or work around for shows containing an asterisk(*). 2. Thanks. 3. I'll have to stick with the script as it works, and I use Ember Media Manager. Don't want to run it in wine. I've tried Mediaelch(only cross-plat...

1. I'm running Filebot on Windows 7. The files are on another computer(Mythbuntu machine) on a SMB share that is mapped to a drive letter on windows. Since Windows(SMB) doesn't consider * to be a legal char the filename is shown as "MOHFOW~2.mkv". Which obviously not going to mean anything...

Ok, one more scenario: The tv show, M*A*S*H. These video files are on mapped SMB folders. The "*" character isn't a valid character as far as Windows(SMB) is concerned, so "M*A*S*H--Farewell and Amen.mkv" is shown as "MOHFOW~2.mkv" in Windows. After much searching onlin...

Thanks. Obviously I was over thinking it. I had looked at Filebot before, but thought it was a little to complicated and the forum may not have been very active at the time. I just gave it a second chance because tvnamer started acting up(ie would rename the file, but not move it, had to then rerun ...

From that I got this code, it doesn't show any errors, but it isn't using the replacement either: Y:/Videos/TV/{def a; new File('Y:/incoming/scripts/names.csv').splitEachLine(';'){ if (n == it[0]) a = it[1]}; a ?: n.upperInitial().replaceTrailingBrackets()}/{"Season"} {s.pad(2)}/{n} - [{s....

I've got the naming/pathway the way I it. But I'm not sure how to deal with say tv show names that are two parts, like NCIS: LA, CSI: NY, etc. I'm getting my recordings from a mythtv + mythnuv2mkv.sh script. It's naming the file: CSI_Miami--Cyberlebrity.mkv Great so far, but then when Filebot rename...