2 TV shows that filebot seems to ignore. "1923" and "The English"

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jayce
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2 TV shows that filebot seems to ignore. "1923" and "The English"

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I've 2 TV shows that filebot seems to ignore. "1923" and "The English"

My script is

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filebot -script fn:amc --output "S:\Torrent\!TV Out" --action duplicate -non-strict "S:\Torrent\!TV in" --log-file amc.log --def excludeList=amc.txt --def "ut_label=TV" --def artwork=y
I also wonder if there is a way to have a report generated when a video file is skipped (or preferably, to have the original deleted, after it is moved.

Thanks, longtime user.

That I had to search for filebot to remember it was what I have been using is a credit to how hassle free it has been.
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jayce wrote: 13 Jan 2023, 18:44 I've 2 TV shows that filebot seems to ignore. "1923" and "The English"
:?: What did the log say when the files were ignored?


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EDIT:

Here's what I get with made up sample file paths:

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$ filebot -script fn:amc *.mkv --output . --action TEST
...
Input: 1923.1x01.mkv
Input: The.English.1x01.mkv
Group: {Series=null} => [1923.1x01.mkv]
Group: {Series=The English} => [The.English.1x01.mkv]
...
[TEST] from [The.English.1x01.mkv] to [TV Shows/The English/Season 01/The English - S01E01 - What You Want and What You Need.mkv]
...
:idea: 1923 indeed does not work. The English works seems to work just fine.


EDIT 2:

The 1923 issue is not fixed:

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[TEST] from [1923.1x01.mkv] to [TV Shows/1923/Season 01/1923 - S01E01 - 1923.mkv]
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