Reading this thread should answer all your questions:
http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/v ... ?f=8&t=429

When it's grabbing subtitles it's downloaded a rar that it crashes on. Just disable subtitle fetching and it'll works.

EDIT: On second look. That whole stacktrace is just a warning anyway. Other than extracting that subtitle the rest will still work.

Override the format expression => @see Customize Paths

That sounds like there is something fundamentally broken with Java Swing on Windows 8. Nothing I can do but it'll probably magically work with some future Java updates.

You don't have to do anything. Just copy and paste the cmd and it'll work out of the box.

The -script fn:name argument means that FileBot will automatically grab the script from my online repository (it'll also auto-update every day).

Run my droplog app from here and paste me what it says when you drop files:
http://rednoah.users.sourceforge.net/test/filebot/

Did it work before? If it's not working on Windows that's wierd cause I develop on Windows 7. Maybe general Java 7 + Windows 8 issues.

What's the cmdline output? If you're using --action hardlink it'll do that or print errors if it doesn't work. Make sure you're using Java 7, on linux you don't need to be root to create hardlinks.

BTW i update the utorrent-postprocess script and added support for directly running the cleaner without an extra cmdline call:

Just download the latest package again and it should work.

@see
http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/v ... =396#p2681

This setting may do the trick:

No worries, I already did that for you. That's the cleaner script:
http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/v ... &t=5#p1341

Guess it's somewhere in the JRE. Maybe forcing headless via -Djava.awt.headless=true helps? Other than that I have no idea.

Random Idea 2: Maybe it's an IPv6/IPv4 problem? Try forcing IPv4 by adding this to the startup options in the *.l4j.ini file. -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true Random Idea 3: Run Java/FileBot in compatibility mode for Win 7 or XP. I'm pretty sure this as a Java 7 / Windows 8 issue. Random Idea 4: Down...

Appreciated! You're the first person to use my Donate button in the forums!

Not quite: F:/TV Shows/{n}/{fn} => {fn} means original filename so you might get something like F:/TV Shows/The IT Crowd/1e06-Aunt Irma Visits.mkv @see http://filebot.sourceforge.net/naming.html PS: Here's the current default formats from the script: def format = [ tvs: tryQuietly{ seriesFormat } ?:...

Fixed with r1383 by adding 1e01 as standard SxE pattern.

Wouldn't know where that'd come from.

Do you also get those GConf messages if you run basic cmdline calls like filebot -version?

I don't really plan on adding password guessing. To do this well it might be quite a bit of work for which I don't have the time. :P But techincally on the lower levels it's probably possible: http://sevenzipjbind.sourceforge.net/javadoc/index.html PS: eclipse, ant (should build right away if you ch...

There is no web interface. You can easily integrate FileBot with any download tool that can run commands on newly downloaded files. See the CLI and Scripting pages for details and have a look at the utorrent-postprocess script.

@see
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brGyo2uQzSs

I'm assuming you're talking about fn:utorrent-postprocess. 1. For that you'll need to override the format for each category. Check the "Customize Paths" section and define your own path/naming scheme. 2. This is already in there. By default it'll ignore anything with these tags: music, aud...

There's basic support for reading tags with scripting:
http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/v ... =280#p2498

Apart from that not really. There's too many excellent tools for that out there already.

Actually it's not using any ports. Listening to ports. Somehow it can't establish and outbound connection. Normally there shouldn't be any trouble and has nothing to do with port forwarding etc... my out of the blue guess is firewall not letting it connect

Some sort of low-level network issue. Possibly something misconfigured, firewall, VPN, etc. But I've never seen that one so not sure what to do and where to start...

Well, one thing is that many people use FileBot without any GUI so this works for everybody. More importantly if your run -script fn:configure it'll download the script and since API client/keys are hard-coded (currently FileBot identifies itself as SublightCmd) in the script I can easily auto-updat...