What version are you using? Make sure it's the latest 3.4 release. You can also try the 3.5_RC1.

1. cmdline is wrong, 2. format is wrong Correctly pass in valid format

You do realize that, while there is an API for search, in order to actually download subtitles I'd still have to write a scraper for each and every subtitle website? Even for 500€ I couldn't be bothered with maintaining that!

Some people may want to rename only a specific set of files . For example only renaming movies XBMC doesn't recognized while leaving everything else untouched. Let's say we have a file paths.txt containing a list of paths D:\Avatar.avi Groovy Script: args*.eachLine{ rename(file:it) } Cmdline Usage (...

Can you give me the filenames? Ideally it'll consider the two identical matches and then go for the one where the lastModified date matches the airdate more closely. EDIT: It's a bug. Didn't know there can be shows with exactly the same name. Usually there'd be a (US) etc. I'll fix it. EDIT2: Fixed ...

Where it just calls java and having the system figure it out you can replace that with the absolute path of the java executable. I guess that'd be in ..../jre7/bin/java something..

You could try the portable package. You should be able to start it via filebot.sh and by editing this shell script you could specify the absolute path to the java executable and force Java 7.

1. Yes it does.

It's using this format: This will result in files organized like this:

1. Possible, but it's a bad idea. Having TV Show and Movie folders mixed up? VERY BAD IDEA!!

2. It's not deleting, it's moving, as in default --action move. Guess what happens when you add --action copy

Try setting an absolute path to filebot.cmd in utorrent and then modify filebot.cmd and set an absolute path to java.exe

Is it stuck or just not working at all? utorrent will call a 32-bit compatibility mode command prompt so ENVIRONMENT and PATH may be different from when you're testing with normal 64-bit command prompt.

If the command doesn't seem to work it's usually because of PATH setup issues. Most probably one of the issues already highlighted in the Notes section.

Try using Oracles Java 7: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/webnotes/install/mac/mac-jdk.html The jar most definitely contains the startup class net.sourceforge.filebot.Main so the Java runtime must be at fault here. Otherwise make sure it doesn't get some wierd GateKeeper restrictions imposed th...

So you just grabbed amc.groovy and never bothered with reading any of the docs? 1. Basic cmdline usage: filebot -get-missing-subtitles -non-strict /path/to/files 2. Almost exactly as the provided sample usage: http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=5#p2100 i.e. filebot -script fn:repl...

Yeah, that's wierd results. Maybe Ushers stuff sounds all the same? :D Keep in mind that AcousticID uses the audio fingerprint but also the length of the audio as double check to avoid mismatches. Could it be that the original files are named incorrectly? Otherwise someone must have uploaded invalid...

I had this conversation many times before... How about I just give you the solution and you throw over a nice donation ? Here's the format: {fn =~ /3D/ ? '3D Movies' : 'Movies'}/{n} ({y}){fn =~ /3D/ ? ' [3D] [H-SBS]' : ''}/{n} ({y}) ({vf}){fn =~ /3D/ ? ' H-SBS' : ''}{' CD'+pi} Since it doesn't conta...

1. Everything is a movie. In your format you can organize things however you want given the data available to you (movie + original file). e.g. if filename contains '3D' then move to 3D Movies folder, otherwise Movies folder, etc you have complete control over the destination path. 2. You didn't esc...

.ISO support added to Movie Mode with r1524

You can try it right now by grabbing the latest rev from here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/filebot ... ebot/HEAD/

And replacing /opt/filebot/FileBot.jar with with the latest HEAD jar.

What exactly is happening? Is it not finding matches? Or it looks like everything is recognized correctly but when you click Rename it doesn't work? Try running from Terminal and see if you get any output: /opt/filebot/bin/filebot.sh I've just tried here on 64-bit Ubuntu 12.10 and it works fine. Tho...

Looks good time me. Just check the output and maybe add some printlns to help you find the problem.

Honestly I have no idea, it keeps changing. Though I have the feeling that since I donated 15 euro and got a VIP account I run into those limits much less.

So you're saying it's the the naming that is the issue but FileBot unable to detect the movie in the first place? 3D Movies are also Movies: http://www.themoviedb.org/movie/72331-abraham-lincoln-vampire-hunter Works perfectly fine: [COPY] Rename [D:\testdata\AMC-TEST\Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter (...

fixed

That one is in the examples.

It's all in the format. How files are named is 100% up to your format.