As long as qBittorrent supports calling external programs when download completes you can make it work. You can look at the Transmission and Deluge tutorials and how it's setup with AMC. It'd be similar (but not the same) for qBittorrent.

a) No idea, works for me, doesn't even ask anything... 2013-09-24 03_12_24-FileBot.png Maybe using the latest development revision will make this better. It seems that FileBot puts absolutely no emphasis on the folder. You're correct. FileBot does in fact put no emphasis on any folder or any single ...

Just fixed that. It'll start working again by itself once it gets the updates tomorrow.

No idea. You can try one of the latest jars and that might work better.

a) I though I made it hard not to find... Use FileBot from the command-line! There is a simple CLI for core tasks like renaming media files and fetching subtitles as well as checking or creating SFV files. b) It's a Java warning. I can't do anything about that. Just ignore it. Win8 permissions are s...

Fixed the script for you.

Though you're using standalone mode so u should pass in arguments instead of using ut_kind/ut_dir/ut_file variables. My new sanity checks saw that ut_dir was set but ut_file wasn't.

Yep, FileBot tries to take into account as much information as possible and pick the best match. In this case FileBot has the same problem as human me... we both don't speak Spanish! :D If you switch to --lang es it'll work better cause the result will match the file name. If PROCESAR and PELICULAS ...

Added 720x576 as valid video format for {vf} with r1742

Yes, what seems to be problem? Have you read the FAQ and watched the video tutorials? GUI: 1. Drop D:/TV 2. Match against TheTVDB CLI: A. Process all at once: -rename -r --db TheTVDB -non-strict B. Process all folder by folder: http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=5#p2211 B usually ...

Merged in your groups and it's online now.

e.g.

cmdline output is printed to the cmdline. You can redirect to file if you want. All logging is printed to cmdline.

U need more escaping. The character ` is a bash special character. So is $ btw.

@see https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manua ... ution.html

Nope, if anything was broken there would be exceptions flying around everywhere. It's probably just doing nothing, for some reason.

Since you don't send me any logs I have even less of an idea what's going on than you.

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. "..." allows you to pass in one argument that may contains spaces. Of course since " is a special character in argu...

Sure, like you said. So what's not working?

You can build relative or absolute paths with the naming scheme. Rename/Move/Sort them into any structure. Another example: Sort into multiple drives based on initial letter: {n[0].match((~/(?i)[0-9a-f]/):'X', (~/(?i)[g-t]/):'Y') ?: 'Z'}:/TV/{n}/{episode} Drive X if first letter of {n} matches [0-9a...

You can always pass in your own format expression. Anything you can think of is supported, usually without much code.

Did you means something like this?
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=910

Read the FAQ on how to get the latest revision on filebot. The scripts will auto-update as long as you use -script fn:***

I don't maintain sorty. Just play with my sample and try different things to figure out what works and what doesn't. It's always helpful to add println statements randomly in the script so you can see which parts of the script are reached or not reached.

Yep, if you knew that the torrent title was always reliable information you could modify the script. But by default it's ignored, cause AMC generally deals with many files at once, and title is usually the folder name anyway which is considered to some degree.

Latest test jar has experimental support for uploading subtitles to OpenSubtitles. For movies it should work quite well already. As for TV shows I'm not quite sure how best to help u select the IMDb for the episode. Or should one rather enter the IMDb ID of the series and have OpenSubtitles figure o...

Where do you people find these names?!?!


I guess in episode mode it's not putting enough weight on the folder name.

EDIT: Fixed with r1734

The path is fully defined via the format. And in the format you can use arbitrary logic to define your path scheme.

There's plenty of examples in the forums. If you want like a text file with mappings that's easy as well.

Better to add like you just did. I'll update it in a few days.