Screenshots.

And it most definitely does work. If 'Special' works then 'Season 0' also works. There's no logic that could change, other than the episode not being a special in the first place.

I don't have multi-audio multi-codec file like this to test with but i'm pretty there's nothing that groovy can't do

This is what you do.

... actually code is more compact

Here you go:

This is from the examples:
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2
I'm sure you can figure out how to modify it do do what you want.

You could have your own script filter out non-episode files and then just process only episode files.

That'll probably work but i think it'll call filebot for every single file so it's a bit inefficient. I think with xargs you can make it work so that it's called with many file arguments in one call.

I don't understand what the issue is with CSV files, but it'd definitely use CSV files with a simple lookup. Format: {csv("D:/${n}.csv").get(s.pad(2))} D:/Firefly.csv 01; 01 - A It probably didn't work for you cause CSV map uses String as key and when you look up with s which is an Integer...

FileBot default format is: {n} - {sxe} - {t} Both S00E00 and 1x01 formats are equally well established and sure to be recognized by any HTPC and I am 100% sure that XBMC and Plex and all the others do recognize 1x01 naming perfectly fine. If it doesn't I would consider that a heavy bug on the HTPC s...

Sure, internally it always tries to resolve the query to some sort of id, but i don't intend to add special syntax handling to all datasources.

You could do some "id:1234" query and then modify each datasource in the search function to handle that differently. Seems like a hack though.

Shouldn't be too hard, just find and xargs:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xargs

You would have to only pass in the video files and not the extras, and for that you'd probably need to modify the script or be very smart with passing cmdline arguments.

. is resolved by the shell to all files in the current folder, and you are apparently in a folder where there are no media files when calling this.

Just pass in an absolute path to where the media files are, and set -r if the files are in sub-folders.

For that one you need to use the latest build, the 3.8 release is too old.

Judging from the log /volume1/Movies/A History of Violence (2005) does not contain any video files.

Generally people wanna get rid of that info rather than keep it, so {group} is not a feature i want to waste too much time on.

Added a little hack with r2044 so you can now hit F2 to force a name. Try it, cause it might break some other stuff.

Sorry, this will not be supported.

Read this for adding entries to {group} and alternative ways of doing it / not doing it:
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=4

EDIT: r2043 should improve this a bit

Well, you'd start with opening the cmdline and playing with filebot. Once you are able to run a command that renames/moves files as you want from a fixed folder you just have to paste it into whatever-tool and replace the fixed folder with some variables that should be provided to by given tool.

Try r2040.

PS: The issue is caused by Java 6 since I generally only test and work with Java 7 and 8.

FAQ => Last Entry
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7#p7

Try using the latest HEAD revision. The MH packages are always a bit outdated.

Subtitle file needs to be in the same folder as the video file and the name must match as well. If you wanna change only the folder name check the FAQ. It's probably best to have filebot organize everything into a new structure based on the format you specify. Also FAQ. Example: J:\Film\Bottle Rocke...

How does it look if you run with the FileBot (platform) shortcut?

I did try this myself and at least from cmdline you can make it work by pass in --lang x-jat . filebot -rename . --db anidb -non-strict --lang x-jat --action test Rename episodes using [AniDB] Auto-detected query: [Neon Genesis Evangelion] Fetching episode data for [Shinseiki Evangelion] Fetching ep...

MOVE operations are performed by the native Windows File-Move dialog so filebot doesn't know if any errors happened. Just knows if the files are there in the end and updates the GUI accordingly. If you use FileBot (platform) it'll use the Java Files API for MOVE and that will give you some logs in t...

Just create some amc.sh script and call filebot with predefined arguments, plus whatever you pass along when calling the script via "$@". Here's what I use: filebot -script dev:amc -non-strict --log-file amc.log --def artwork=y "seriesFormat=TV Shows/{n}/{'Season '+s.pad(2)}/{n} - {s0...

If you have really really really long expressions I recommend just using a random Groovy editor to write the code and then just paste it into filebot.

PS: When pasting code into the editor new lines should be converted to blanks automatically.