Take multiple genres and not just the first: Force Sci-Fi if Science Fiction is part of the genres, otherwise just use the first genre: * {genres} data is retrieved from TheMovieDB

No, you don't understand. This use-case is fully and completely supported in all ways concievable. Has been for years.

Use this format: And it'll move files into new folders like this:

You mean using {genres} binding to define sub folders in the format?

Wait longer and see what happens. It's probably just rebuilding its caches.

EDIT: Tried 3.4 on Ubuntu and it matches perfectly.

That warning you can ignore. Just optional features.

As for the format there is plenty of examples. Might be easier to edit the script since you don't have to worry about encoding cmdline arguments correctly.

Obviously with watcher and housekeeping you MUST specify --output so things get moved to a folder that is not watched.

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I guess your PATH is still not set up correctly. Run via absolute path C:/Program Files/filebot.cmd ... and edit filebot.cmd to and make it use the absolute path to your java.exe

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I get that little lock as well whenever i create hardlinks on Win 7.

I'm 100% sure that this ran on Java 6.

Check your paths and what not. Best to just uninstall anything but 64-bit java 7.

I donno. The way you describe the Java move/copy seems to work best with preserving attributes. So I recommend using FileBot (platform) for all your renaming.

1. FileBot sets the CreationDate timestamp to the episode airdate in case of episodes or movie release year in case of movies. e.g. after renaming Léon The Professional (1994) CreationDate will be set to 1.1.1994 This the CreationDate and xattr features can be enabled/disabled via: -DuseExtendedFile...

Look, obviously something got messed up here: Parameter: ut_dir = J:\Tv\Unsorted" ut_file=Family.Guy.S11E12.HDTV.x264-LOL.mp4 ut_kind=single ut_title=Family.Guy.S11E12.HDTV.x264-LOL.mp4 ut_label= ut_state=5 Look, you're escaping the last " so it gets passed in as literal along with the res...

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Yes, you can just append options to the cmdline above and it'll work: --def subtitles=en The startup script is just glue logic between transmission and filebot. Also it's were you can set additional options for filebot and the amc script. The amc script itself is always the same, called via utorrent...

Huh, never tried that usecase. Why would a BDMV folder contain so many files? I'm pretty sure there's no network requests but it might be looking for .nfo files and stuff inside the BDMV folder to help identify the movie. EDIT: I tried this with my testdata folder that contains thousands of dummy fi...

You can also use your favourite text editor to edit the script. It's just text.

Of course you'll need to replace this part and specify where the files will go:

Nope, you can only hardcode that in the script because imdb is very bad and i promote nobody using it.

Ah, you end the --def sequence with -non-strict so artwork is passed as file argument not as scripting parameter. Just put -non-strict before you start with the --def. Also the utorrent script doesn't care about you passing in --db thetvdb --db imdb, it'll always use TheTVDB and TheMovieDB. Should l...

Does that log not look completely wrong to you??? You're just not passing in cmdline arguments correctly. Mind your double-quotes!!! 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...

Is there really no output? Make sure you redirect standard output and error output. You mean a windows error dialog despite running in cmdline? Does the script finish or is the process killed due to that error? EDIT: just google this error and its a windows error, so i guess for some reason it doesn...

Updated all the downloads. Just download again and it'll work.

Anything that can go wrong will go wrong... renaming broken with r1466. Fixed with r1467.

Windows, Linux or Mac? Java 6 or Java 7? What's the console output?

Works fine on Windows 7 / Java 7.

EDIT: Sry, fucked that up. Renaming is broken if useNativeShell=false is set. I'll update the release packages with r1467.

FileBot 3.4 Get it here! This release improves upon the new Music mode, includes lots of adjustments that make automatic matching of episodes/subtitles even better. The GUI will now allow you to rename valid entries despite one or more conflicting entries in the batch. Features: * New music binding...

Has to look exactly like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=WbHPC0o4Uqo#t=15s It must say Folder next to the file entry. Folders with VIDEO_TS, BDMV, etc will be auto-detect as disk folder. For .ISO files in folders you'll need to use the Link-Drop trick. On Windows t...

Ah, so first you create a hardlink and then you have other scripts moving those hardlinks? Then first hardlink and then run the unlocker.

Also you can't use \ backslash in "" string expression. Try: