Episode Order Preferences

Episode Order Preferences

FileBot uses NFO files to help identify files, i.e. it'll only parse the ID number and that's about it. AFAIK, Plex / Jellyfin / etc do not really rely much on offline NFO information unless configured to do so, but you'd have to run your own tests to confirm. Best to ask the Plex or Jellyfin commun...

:idea: Unfortunately, the built-in --apply nfo post-processing feature does not allow for customization. :arrow: If you mean to read your own CSV files, and then write new NFO files, perhaps in combination with existing NFO files or xattr metadata , then that is unfortunately out-of-scope here. It's...

:idea: 401 Unauthorized Request suggests that you're using the wrong username / password. :?: Are you using the correct username and password? Keep in mind that opensubtitles.org (old API) and opensubtitles.com (new API) do not share user data, so the username / password that works for one may not w...

:idea: You can use the small action.match.small Edit Match button on the bottom next to the action.up action.down buttons as an alternative to double-clicking an item. :arrow: Power users will want to use CTRL+M and find-as-you-type and keyboard navigation to fix matches quickly. See How do I manual...

package lib I ran a test with that. package lib is indeed the problem. Have you tried removing the package lib declaration to see if that works? :idea: The package declaration is not intended to work, nor is it intended to explicitly not work. You are probably the only person in the world that has ...

:?: Can you share your script code that not longer works? (a minimal reproducible test case also suffices if you're unwilling to share your code) :idea: External Groovy runtime includes generally work. I'd need to see your code why your code specifically no longer works. Presumably, your code is not...

Reluctant to re-release 5.1.4 due to package management. Reluctant re-release new version build since that somewhat requires releasing all builds for all platforms due to automation. So there'll probably be a 5.1.5 rather soon-ish, more soon if we find issues with Windows / macOS builds as well, les...

Ups, I forgot the /usr bit in the copy & paste code above...

So I've set up Fedora 40 with Gnome in a VM and the latest beta (r10364) does seem to work... The release (r10362) is confirmed borked though... Fck.

TheMovieDB / Movie Mode e.g. Avatar and The Last Days of Pompeii (assuming Russian is set as preferred language; because {n} is in preferred language) { n =~ /\p{script=Cyrillic}/ ? n : localize.en.n } Аватар Gli ultimi giorni di Pompei :idea: How do I use the {localize} dynamic localization bindin...

:!: Note that we have switched from talking about TV Shows / TheTVDB (e.g. Squid Game ) to Movies / TheMovieDB (e.g. The Last Days of Pompeii ) . The database does make a difference. I can confirm that TheMovieDB defaults to the original title if the title in the preferred language is unavailable. T...

The concepts illustrated above are pretty universal. That said, I don't fully understand what you're trying to do if the code above doesn't already do that. :?: Perhaps you could give us a list of movies with corresponding desired file name for each movie, one for each corner case at the very least,...

Do you see any strange permissions on the icon files?
I've uploaded r10364 here:
https://get.filebot.net/filebot/BETA/Fi ... _amd64.rpm


Please let me know if that fixes the permission issues with both launcher, icons, etc files.

:idea: {language} is the spoken language as per your selected database and series at hand, e.g. {language} is kor for Squid Game . e.g. Squid Game on TheTVDB { language =~ /kor/ ? primaryTitle : n } 오징어 게임 :idea: Alternatively, you can also check if {primaryTitle} contains any Korean characters like...

Do you have a specific example? Which movie? Which non-English language?


e.g. Pan's Labyrinth (2006) in Spanish
Conditional Structures (if-then-else)

chmod +x will do the trick:
rpmbuild seems to somehow change the permissions. I'll look into it.




EDIT:

The root cause seems to be a switch from gRPC FUSE to VirtioFS in the docker settings on our macOS build machine... WTF

TheMovieDB FileBot supports the following TV Episode Group types as Episode Order preference: https://i.imgur.com/LyslIJ9.png :idea: Episode Order: Date and Title is a synthetic order that uses the episode airdate as episode number (e.g. E20240731 ) instead of the SxE numbers. See Match by Episode ...

If you want to move / organize files into Z:\Media\Movies and Shows then you must use the following custom format, because what you see is what you get:

how can I get it to move the file into a Season # folder (with the Series Title folder above that)? :arrow: Plex Naming Scheme › Custom Naming Scheme :idea: If your format generates a file path, then that's where files go, parent folders and all, as seen in the linked examples: TV Shows/{n}/{episod...

Is there a way to use the Plex binding but omit the episode title? Short Answer: No. Long Answer: You can always take the value that {plex} gives you and then match patterns from there. A bit clunky though. If not, what's the best combination of bindings to emulate the Plex binding without title? :...

PS: For a feature request if it's not already implemented (not checked yet)... command line loadable format string file(s) where the Movie/Episode/Music/etc selector will automatically choose the correct format from your loaded config file. That is what the amc script does, though if you must use s...

:?: What exactly is your format trying to do in a weird roundabout way? :?: If you want {vf} then why not just use {vf} ? {vf} will give you 1080p in this case, i.e. the value you seemingly want. :?: If you want {vf} in certain conditions only then why not use conditions ? :idea: Perhaps you're tryi...

https://i.gyazo.com/5227d27f12c68e7423d883fe916bc6d9.png :!: Your format generates file paths that start with Z:\C:\ which makes no sense as a Windows file path: Z:\C:\ :idea: Here's how formats work in general: https://i.imgur.com/omfgbSm.png :arrow: You therefore want to use a format like this, a...

{fn} will give you the current file name.


See Presets › Example 13: Append Media Properties for example, and Plain File Mode for details and additional examples.