--output absolute path (no variables)
--format path expression (if relative it'll be resolved against --output)

No, when using AMC you don't need to use the normal options. It'll always use getMissingSubtitles() with output forced to .srt and encoding forced to UTF-8

You're using the FileBot CLI options which affect all aspects and functions.

Check the AMC docs for the AMC specific options:

--def subtitles=en,de,fr Download subtitles for the given languages

Haha, can you actually delete a users posts as well? If there's any spammers that need deletin' let me know!

1. Not really, though you could use this script: http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=5#p2100 2. For the -get-subtitles cmdline call you can set it to force UTF-8, also in the GUI when you manually download subtitles and do Save As it'll give you the options to change the encoding a...

Nope, not supported. Most HTPC should be fine with grabbing extra episode info once the series .nfo with TheTVDB id is there.

Do it in the format

--def music=n disables music sorting and then you can just run any other program or script on whatever audio files are lying around.

Subtitles are rarely tagged with "foreign parts only" so filebot has no way of knowing if a subtitles is normal or "foreign parts only".

A few tries of installing, uninstalling, rebooting, etc will probably do the trick, I'd try to remove everything, java, filebot, make sure the folders have been deleted, etc, reboot, install everything, reboot, try again. Always use the latest Java. And make sure there's no weird anti-virus keeping ...

1. Nobody understands Windows permissions, and it never makes sense. For some reason mapped drives and UNC shares are handled completely different by Windows internally for some reason it seems. 2. artwork=y doesn't just enable artwork, but also everything else HTPC software may be using, like .nfo ...

It's locking the file it says it's locking, namely the log file, as to make sure only one filebot instance is processing at any given time.

Here's a script for that:
https://github.com/filebot/scripts/blob ... d2k.groovy

The the latest filebot revision you can call it via:

Parameters are case-sensitive, it's seriesFormat

I see calls, the first fails at creating a folder, the seconds doesn't do anything, and succeeds at not doing anything. For testing you probably don't want to set this: --def excludeList=amc.txt The file is added to the excludeList on the first run, which then fails, but the second run checks the ex...

Have a script do it folder by folder, or even file by file if files things are not organized well. e.g. filebot -script fn:suball "$COLL_DIR/$dir" --lang ro ... PS: You can try r2020 which may work much better for these kinda cases (since it forces folder-by-folder-series-by-series process...

Well, I can at least tell you that if you install filebot it'll also add it self, the executable and libraries to the PATH. So if you then run filebot portable and it tries to load a .dll the system will be able to find the required libraries in the filebot install folder.

Works just fine here.

Got any logs or error output?

Does utorrent have a "Finished" state that works? This switch makes the script abort if ut_state is anything but the given value: --def ut_state_allow=11 You can try setting this switch and launching the script onStateChange hopefully state 11 is in fact Seeding Finished. Just says Finishe...

Ignore the warnings, that's just optional stuff. For some reason it can't create the parent folder structure: IOException: Failed to create folder: \\XXXXXX\video\scratch area\New\TV Shows\Continuum\Season 02 There's nothing I can do about that, Windows just doesn't allow you to create a folder. Che...

* Move file + Create symlink to the new location at the original location

excludeList just keeps track of files that have been processed already, so files will never be touched more than once, since you plan on running it over and over on the same folder and files. If you want to ignore files you can specify an ignore pattern like this --def "ignore=daily.show"...

Run from cmdline: Want to try it out first? Running directly from cmdline is even easier and if you set --action test you can do a dry-run and see if everything gets matched up correctly: filebot -script fn:amc --output "/path/to/output" --action copy -non-strict "/path/to/input"...

Try r2017

The data you need is simply not in the database, thus filebot can't know which episode was aired on which date. You can try this to see what data filebot has available for matching: filebot -list --q "WWE Raw" --format "{sxe} [{airdate}] {t}" It seems this show is not updated ver...