--q only works for subtitles?

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--q only works for subtitles?

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Filebot isn't identifying the movie by filename, how can I suggest the correct name?

--q only seems to affect the query used for subtitles.

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Re: --q only works for subtitles?

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In the AMC script? Can't. If --q working for subs it's just an artifact.

This sample should work fine:

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filebot -rename "movie.avi" --q "Avatar" --db OpenSubtitles
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Re: --q only works for subtitles?

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Yes, in the AMC script. So.. if a file has stupid file name no way to make amc work?
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Re: --q only works for subtitles?

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If you're gonna enter things manually, there's no point in having AMC.

Since you're calling the command yourself anyway why not do type filebot -rename rather than filebot -script fn:amc? What would amc with --q be supposed to do?
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Re: --q only works for subtitles?

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Symlinks in the Movie folder?
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Re: --q only works for subtitles?

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What does amc have to do with symlinks?

If you do --action symlink it works because the parameters get passed on to the internal -rename call unchanged.
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