Why would it use CPU or memory? Since it fails to load lib7zip it's not actually doing anything, not using CPU, not allocating memory, it's just logging some warnings which will not affect CPU or memory usage. If you really really die-hard not wanna see the warnings just redirect error output to /de...

My point is, when you open the TheMovieDB page, what information is it you're looking for to make sure it's the correct movie? And isn't it annoying to open the browser for every single movie? Here's what you do: 1. Match movies and set this format: {n} ({y}) by {director} with {actors.take(3)} -- {...

No, you can't turn off extraction, but if 7zip integration doesn't work it'll not affect anything. It's not errors, it's warnings, and you can just ignore them.

Here the answers to your questions:

2. Yes
3. Yes
4. Yes, depending on rtorrent

RTFM => http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=215

Yep, there's scripts that download artwork, and then windows will show you that artwork in the folder view. I think if you name some image folder.jpg windows explorer will use that as folder icon. Not sure, you can look into that on google.

When using AniDB as datasource you will never get 1x01 because Anime on AniDB do not have the concept of seasons. There for no Season anything. That's how it's supposed to work and I'm pretty sure the XBMC/Plex AniDB scrapers can work with that. I assure you this has always been the case since forev...

You mean like downloading artwork?

Looks like it's working perfectly to me. All the files get matched to suitable subtitles according to this log.

PS: you are using the latest version right?

Logs?

I mean when you run the command, and you reproduce the issue, then you have the cmdline output. If you send me those logs then I can see what the issue might be.

Logs?

Sorry, opening the Format Editor on the clicked data just makes more sense, and allows you to inspect the data.

I guess you used it to open the page of a certain movies, but any info you'd be looking up with the browser you could easily look up using the Format Editor for all entries.

I'll look into that. The easiest way to fix this is to enable useExtendedAttributes in both filebot config as well as on your filesystem so filebot can tag your files with all the metadata. EDIT: Made a few modifications to make it more reliable when TheMovieDB doesn't work quite as expected. The Go...

Yes, but you need to pass in both the video file and the subtitle file in the -rename call if you want both files in the same input set.

You can't do it based on the utorrent label (required modifying the script)

What you can do is to pass in your own movieFormat and seriesFormat and just specify an absolute path. The amc and naming examples should tell you all you need.

Like this:

Alright, so you're sure filebot is called? Check the amc.log file in the ~/.filebot and see what's happening.

Sure donations are always appreciated. Format: Movies/{n} {y}/{n} ({y}){" CD$pi"} Console (CMD escaped): --format "Movies/{n} {y}/{n} ({y}){\" CD$pi\"}" Though it's probably easier to just avoid special characters so you don't need to escape them: --format "Movies/...

Pretty sure that you can't drag files between applications in different user-modes.

I can confirm that it doesn't work, and that it never has, and possibly never will. No idea what the issue is but I guess it's a restriction imposed by Windows on purpose.

The NSIS installer does no such thing, nor the the MSI require Feel free to look at the code. According to that screen shot it is Windows Installer that initiates a reboot, so it's a bug in Windows Installer on your specific system.

I suppose the system proxy Java implementation for Linux doesn't work on your server:

1. FAQ Q: I'm trying to run FileBot from the console, but I'm having trouble passing in --format because of spaces or double-quotes A: You need to pass in arguments correctly. "..." allows you to pass in one argument that may contains spaces. Of course since " is a special character i...

Produces using instructions: filebot -help 64-bit Java is better. But it doesn't matter as long as you don't need any of the native libraries. Pure Java application are platform-independent, including architecture. Only when FileBot starts loading libmediainfo or lib7zip then bitness becomes importa...

That's a message telling you that it is clearing the cache because the version got updated. It does not effect program flow and certainly doesn't require any input.

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