Doesn't really fit into the UI flow as it is right now. Might be easier to just setup some scripts to run these things automatically. Check into the suball script. You could just run that once in a while and grab subs for everything.

Had a quick look, but they don't provide an API to for applications like FileBot so I can't easily add support.

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Mmhh. That's actually a good idea. Doesn't do any complicated stuff like that now though. GUI for something like that might be nice. But I'd probably use scripting instead anyway.

That's controlled via --action move|copy|symlink|hardlink You can check wikipedia for what symlinks and what hardlinks are. Also there is --action keeplink which will move the file but create a symlink at the original location (utorrent doesn't play well with symlinks though). Also on Windows it'll ...

Still it shouldn't open explorer, that's just wierd. I know 2.2.1 doesn't have the single|multi torrent parameter but it should work without. I'm pretty sure filebot is not called at all, obviously my script wouldn't open up explorer or anything like that. You can try running the script with argumen...

It's just a history. It'll remember the last 7 formats you used, that's all. Just add new formats and the old ones will go away.

I donno, it's not like you're running explorer or anything... make sure you're running the latest utorrent version... maybe you can check the utorrent forums why it would call explorer on system32 rather than just starting the given command like it should. Is there any logging from utorrent or fileb...

Nope, that doesn't work. Logic for matching episodes won't accept folders as episode files. However FileBot does take into account groups of files with the same name, so this works: Dexter.S07E01.720p.HDTV.x264-EVOLVE.avi Dexter.S07E01.720p.HDTV.x264-EVOLVE.nfo Dexter.S07E01.720p.HDTV.x264-EVOLVE.ra...

:: UPDATE ::

Reverted Groovy to 2.0.2 and updated all the 3.1 release packages with that. So just download FileBot again and that should fix everything.

Updated 3.1 with r1296 to fix scripting issues that have been reported. Revert to Groovy 2.0.2 as these issues seem to be caused by the latest Groovy 2.0.5.

There is nothing to it really. 1. You can drop in files, folder, torrents and sfv files to get the content file paths as text. Basically it's a GUI for ls > dir.txt 2. Pattern/Create is for creating linear lists, usually as rename template you'd directly drag over into Rename->New Names. It's only r...

I guess I'll have to revert the Groovy engine to an older more stable version with an update later. In the meanwhile you can just disable subtitles. That way you can probably skip the code that's causing that issue.

Something wrong in the scripting engine? That's odd, I'll have a look at it later. I guess nothing you can do about it now.

Well that looks perfect. Can't see where there might be a problem. You torrent should be able to call filebot in just the same way. In the utorrent logger tab you can see exactly what command utorrent is executing. Have you had a look at that? What happens if you copy that into a new console window ...

Is java in the path? Is filebot in the path? Have you tried filebot -script fn:sysinfo in the cmdline and see what happens?

Why would you wanna do that? Is there other files in that folder as well?

How about formatting each episode like this? Just using info from the original file to define the path to the new file.

Well, there can't be no naming scheme, right? So you mean you want to go back to the default naming scheme? Just click on one of the suggestions.

What's wrong with that one? Or that one? How would you like your episodes and movies to be named?

Updated 3.1 with r1292 to fix 7zip and ShellAPI native integration issues.

Here's an example of how to use the predefined stuff in lib/htpc to grab specific kinds of artwork. D:/grab-fanart.groovy // include http://filebot.sourceforge.net/scripts/lib/htpc.groovy include('fn:lib/htpc') // use --q as query def tvshows = TheTVDB.search(_args.query) // just grab artwork for th...

FileBot scripts can be passed in in various ways: 1. Local Files filebot -script C:/test.groovy 2. URLs filebot -script http://filebot.sourceforge.net/scripts/sysinfo.groovy All the scripts from our script repository can be called via fn:name , but that's just for convenience. filebot -script fn:sys...

So that works? I'll update the installers with that then in the next few days if nothing else comes up.

Did you just Save As? I guess your "dll" files are really html/text files... Direct Download Links: https://sourceforge.net/p/filebot/code/1290/tree/trunk/lib/native/win32-x86/7-Zip-JBinding.dll?format=raw https://sourceforge.net/p/filebot/code/1290/tree/trunk/lib/native/win32-x86/mingwm10...

Oh, so you first rename files in place, and only later move them to that other non-NTFS drive? Then you need -DuseExtendedFileAttributes=false to make FileBot not set EAs in the first place. EAs are set as files are renamed and it looks like the normal windows move/copy dialog is a bit stupid about ...

Try replacing 7-Zip-JBinding.dll and mingwm10.dll in the install folder with the dlls from here and see if it works:
https://sourceforge.net/p/filebot/code/ ... win32-x86/