What settings do you use to rename the files in current location without making a duplicate?
Thanks in advance
FileBot Node n00b questions
Re: [HOW TO] FileBot Node
That's a bad idea. Don't do that. Hardlinking files into a new folder structure is what you should want.
Please read the Re: [HOW TO] FileBot Node
Should I be using strict mode?
And where is the database info on node for which database it compares with online?
Is it possible to auto delete all samples also?
And will plex be able to read the hardlinks directory?
You are awesome rednoah will donate some cash as soon as I start my new job
And where is the database info on node for which database it compares with online?
Is it possible to auto delete all samples also?
And will plex be able to read the hardlinks directory?
You are awesome rednoah will donate some cash as soon as I start my new job
Re: [HOW TO] FileBot Node
1.
The log has 6.000 lines. Which line makes you think that you're not doing it correctly?
2.
Why is the output folder inside the input folder? Is it not obvious to you that this is a VERY BAD IDEA since you'll be processing the same files over and over?
NO, I WILL BAN YOU:
YES, GOOD:
3.
Strict mode: process only well-named files, so error rate is almost 0
Standard mode: process any file as best as possible, and accept that for some badly named files the match will be bad
4.
It'll delete clutter files automatically, if you don't do shit like (2).
5.
You don't understand hardlinks. Whenever you see the word "hardlink" just read it as "file" instead.
The log has 6.000 lines. Which line makes you think that you're not doing it correctly?
2.
Why is the output folder inside the input folder? Is it not obvious to you that this is a VERY BAD IDEA since you'll be processing the same files over and over?
NO, I WILL BAN YOU:
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/volume2/Family/Movies --output /volume2/Family/Movies/Movies/SortCode: Select all
/volume2/Family/Movies --output /volume2/Media3.
Strict mode: process only well-named files, so error rate is almost 0
Standard mode: process any file as best as possible, and accept that for some badly named files the match will be bad
4.
It'll delete clutter files automatically, if you don't do shit like (2).
5.
You don't understand hardlinks. Whenever you see the word "hardlink" just read it as "file" instead.
Re: FileBot Node n00b questions
Thanks man, I am getting there. I dont work in IT so be easy on me
Ignore hidden folder: /volume2/Family/Movies/Movies/Mary.Poppins.1964.720p.WEB-DL.DD5.1.H.264-ViGi/@eaDir
How do I prevent it this "ignore hidden folder" nothing is hidden?
I dont work in IT so be easy on meIgnore hidden folder: /volume2/Family/Movies/Movies/Mary.Poppins.1964.720p.WEB-DL.DD5.1.H.264-ViGi/@eaDir
How do I prevent it this "ignore hidden folder" nothing is hidden?
Re: FileBot Node n00b questions
Does filebot handle dupicates at all?
If I regard a hardlink is an actual file are you inferring I can delete the file from source?
If I regard a hardlink is an actual file are you inferring I can delete the file from source?
Re: FileBot Node n00b questions
Failed to set xattr: java.lang.RuntimeException: java.nio.file.FileSystemException: /volume2/Family/TV/Regular Show/Season 02/Regular Show - S02E10 - Brain Eraser.mkv: Error writing extended attribute 'net.filebot.metadata': Permission denied
Re: FileBot Node n00b questions
Argh I am still having issues
The Issue
http://www.awesomescreenshot.com/image/ ... 5fcbb0e4e0
The Log http://www.awesomescreenshot.com/image/ ... 533f540669
Are my settings ok? Why isn't it working
I am n00b to this but need to get my NAS organised to setup plex nicely.
Thanks in advance
The Issue
http://www.awesomescreenshot.com/image/ ... 5fcbb0e4e0
The Log http://www.awesomescreenshot.com/image/ ... 533f540669
Are my settings ok? Why isn't it working
I am n00b to this but need to get my NAS organised to setup plex nicely.
Thanks in advance
Re: FileBot Node n00b questions
1.
The screenshot you sent does not show the target file. Logs are more useful as text because they don't cut off were your screen cuts off.
However, looking at your previous posts it seems you have /volume1 for input and /volume2 for output. a HARDLINK, by its nature, cannot work across different filesystems or volumes. You will need to use COPY in this case.
2.
Your custom formats don't do anything that isn't default already. The default formats include logic for special cases you haven't even thought of yet. Do not use custom formats unless you have really good reason.
3.
If you already know that you're processing TV Series type files, then set "Input Type" to "TV Series", as to avoid mismatches.
PS: If you have more than one drive you really should have set up a RAID in the first place so that one filesystem/volume spans multiple physical drives. It's probably too late for that though.
The screenshot you sent does not show the target file. Logs are more useful as text because they don't cut off were your screen cuts off.
However, looking at your previous posts it seems you have /volume1 for input and /volume2 for output. a HARDLINK, by its nature, cannot work across different filesystems or volumes. You will need to use COPY in this case.
2.
Your custom formats don't do anything that isn't default already. The default formats include logic for special cases you haven't even thought of yet. Do not use custom formats unless you have really good reason.
3.
If you already know that you're processing TV Series type files, then set "Input Type" to "TV Series", as to avoid mismatches.
PS: If you have more than one drive you really should have set up a RAID in the first place so that one filesystem/volume spans multiple physical drives. It's probably too late for that though.
Re: FileBot Node n00b questions
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Oh bugger I have 4 HDDS in Volume1 and 4 in Volume2 Its all EXT4 and I thought I could hardlink between them
2.
Those formats were just from a plex website that was reccomended for chromecast, I am aware though they are the same though , cheers
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Yeah, I wasnt sure if some documentaries were non tv or under the movie catergory is all, but will change it to TV
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3 of my HDDS are usable storage and 1 is for parity. But yeah its not all just 8 drives in 1 volume, Ill move it to the same Volume and try hardlink it again
Thanks for your help rednoah!
Hopefully this ill work
Oh bugger I have 4 HDDS in Volume1 and 4 in Volume2 Its all EXT4 and I thought I could hardlink between them
2.
Those formats were just from a plex website that was reccomended for chromecast, I am aware though they are the same though , cheers
3.
Yeah, I wasnt sure if some documentaries were non tv or under the movie catergory is all, but will change it to TV
**
3 of my HDDS are usable storage and 1 is for parity. But yeah its not all just 8 drives in 1 volume, Ill move it to the same Volume and try hardlink it again
Thanks for your help rednoah!
Hopefully this ill work
Re: FileBot Node n00b questions
3.
Documentaries are tricky, and depending on what data has been entered into the DB, it may work out for better or worse. I'd say that most docus work out better as "TV Series" but there's also a few where processing them in Movie mode might yield "better" results.
4.
I only have 1 single drive in my NAS.
But if I had more I'd put them all into the same RAID. I think Synology has their own RAID solution to make it easier, but I've never tried it.
Documentaries are tricky, and depending on what data has been entered into the DB, it may work out for better or worse. I'd say that most docus work out better as "TV Series" but there's also a few where processing them in Movie mode might yield "better" results.
4.
I only have 1 single drive in my NAS.
But if I had more I'd put them all into the same RAID. I think Synology has their own RAID solution to make it easier, but I've never tried it.