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[kim]

Hi there,

I used your suggested fix for separating movies and collections, but I seem to have hit a snag...

My current expression is \\gaia-prime\Movies\{any{'Movie Collections/'+az+'/'+collection+'/'+ny+'/'+ny}{ny+'/'+ny}} [{vf}]{subt}

but when i add the az operator to the movies without a collection, the whole thing stops working.

am I adding it wrong or something?

You mean this ?

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\\gaia-prime\Movies\{any{'Movie Collections/'+az+'/'+collection+'/'+ny+'/'+ny}{az+'/'+ny+'/'+ny}} [{vf}]{subt}

sample output you want ?

[TrueTenacity]

that's it... it works PERFECTLY for a movie that is in a collection... but when you use it on a movie that isn't in one, it only adds the vf and subt part... the file name and path disappear...

[kim]

well if I try this (in GUI)

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\\gaia-prime\Movies\{any{'Movie Collections/'+az+'/'+collection+'/'+ny+'/'+ny}{az+'/'+ny+'/'+ny}} [{vf}]{subt}

I get output
e.g. \\gaia-prime/Movies/D/Demolition Man (1993)/Demolition Man (1993) [720p]
or \\gaia-prime/Movies/Movie Collections/A/Avatar Collection/Avatar (2009)/Avatar (2009) [720p]

try

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\\gaia-prime\Movies\{any{collection ? ('Movie Collections/'+az+'/'+collection+'/'+ny+'/'+ny) : 'collection found but something is wrong'} {az+'/'+ny+'/'+ny} {'WTF'} }

only if I write {az+'/'+ny+'/'+ny} wrong like so {az'/'+ny+'/'+ny} I get the
"but when you use it on a movie that isn't in one, it only adds the vf and subt part... the file name and path disappear..."

btw: there is a better way to write it

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\\gaia-prime\Movies\{any{'Movie Collections/'+az+'/'+collection}{az}}/{ny}/{ny} [{vf}]{subt}

or

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\\gaia-prime\Movies\{def altDir = ('Movie Collections/'+az+'/'); any{altDir+collection}{az}}/{ny}/{ny} [{vf}]{subt}

[TrueTenacity]

Kim,

Your better way does the trick!

Thanks!

[rednoah]

Maybe. Is it popular? Do you have a TheTVDB link? Quite a few people have a "Love" folder, which causes issues, and will probably cause mismatches with exactly that show.

[alteredstate]

If I just want to use the Filebot CLI does that still require a paid license?

[rednoah]

Yes. For the sake of simplicity, any and all versions on all platforms for all use cases now require the same universal license.

[Rando]

Does 4.8.2 on Debian require Java 10 the same as the windows version? I'm using OpenJDK on my server and don't really want to install another runtime. Would 4.7.9 be the best option here?

[rednoah]

The DEB package includes it's own private JRE so it does not require you to install any specific version of Java on your system.

[cafevincent]

I have a problem problem renaming file in a directory \pilots\ so please add that. that or also \pilot episodes\

[rednoah]

Please post the full file path of the file that doesn't work. If you're using the CLI, then console output would be appreciated as well.

[cafevincent]

It's gonna be a long list, I've got 600+ pilots. How do I get the CLI console output?

[rednoah]

1.
1-2 examples will suffice. I can generalize from that.


2.
The CLI output is the output you get when you use the CLI. Sounds like you're using the GUI. Nevermind CLI output then.

[nothing919]

This also works on Arch Linux as long as you install this package from the AUR instead of the apt get listed package. On Arch it is jre8-openjdk and Java-openJFX. Currently the portable version of filebot is the only one availible for arch as the two versions from the AUR have been taken down.

[iAmKoinu]

Hi there! Loving the program, just wanted to know if you planned on making this code customizable? I don't keep my episodes in the "SxE" format, and while i do know that I can just easily rename it to my liking with the preset I already have, it would be really nice to be able to convert absolute to my preferred naming scheme in one go!

Thanks for all your hard work!

[rednoah]

Yes, should be pretty straight forward. What's not working? Where are you stuck?

e.g. convert Absolute to SxE in one go using your format:

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filebot -rename "One Piece 501.avi" --db TheTVDB --order Absolute --format "{n}.{y}.{order.airdate.s00e00}.#{absolute}.{t}.[{airdate}]" -non-strict

[KRONZO]

could you please add luksusfaelden to luksusfælden (luxury trap(english)) it's impossible to match it always choose luksusfellen witch is the swedish or norwiegian version

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Luksusfaelden.S21E06.DANiSH.720p.HDTV.x264-DiViSiON/
luksusfaelden.s21e06.720p-division

[rednoah]

Added custom alias for The Luxury Trap ➔ Luksusfælden to make things work out the box for this particular use case in the future.

[KRONZO]

thank you for that. any chance you could add for luksusfælden so this would work to "luksusfaelden" that is the normal danish release name but i think that's what throwing filebot of

[rednoah]

The Luxury Trap is the primary English title, so it should always work. Luksusfaelden probably already works because it's the official Danish title.

[KRONZO]

but the problem is, it is not the official title the official title is luksusfælden but it is released as luksusfaelden.

if i rename the files to luksusfælden it will match it correctly, but luksusfaelden match wrong everytime

[rednoah]

Ah. I see. It's the other way around then.

[Lantizia]

Hey, long time user here (just bought a lifetime license - although have donated before and also was a part of the patreon thing until it went no where)...

Just installed via APT and noticed a few odd quirks...

You're probably best not telling people to use --install-suggests. Mostly because a) 'recommends' would be a better fit and b) using --install-suggests is recursive, so you end up with a whole Web server (in my case apache2) being installed just because you installed FileBot ...

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[email protected]:~/Downloads$ aptitude why apache2
i   filebot           Suggests   ffmpeg                                
i A ffmpeg            Suggests   ffmpeg-doc                            
i A ffmpeg-doc        Depends    libjs-jquery                          
i A libjs-jquery      Recommends javascript-common                     
i A javascript-common Suggests   apache2 (>= 2.4.6~) | lighttpd | httpd

Also in your last post to this thread you said the JRE is built in, if that is the case - why is it on the suggests list? (which is currently... openjdk-10-jre openjfx mediainfo libchromaprint-tools)

Perhaps a better apt-get line would be simply...

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sudo apt-get -y install openjfx mediainfo libchromaprint-tools filebot

Or instead make openjfx, mediainfo and libchromaprint-tools to be 'recommends' instead. Most desktop users are used to extra stuff being pulled in via recommends, whilst server administrators (I do this on my Debian boxes) turn off automatically installing recommends as a matter of course.

Thanks for all the hard work

Steven

p.s. more info on Debian policy for using suggests/recommends can be found here... https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-polic ... re-depends

[vincen]

Still have again the problem of access at local files Installed it with deb package using the script suggested but Filebot is unable to access any local files of the system :(

[rednoah]

You're probably best not telling people to use --install-suggests. Mostly because a) 'recommends' would be a better fit and b) using --install-suggests is recursive, so you end up with a whole Web server (in my case apache2) being installed just because you installed FileBot ...

Well, that definitely sucks...

Also in your last post to this thread you said the JRE is built in, if that is the case - why is it on the suggests list? (which is currently... openjdk-10-jre

Due to the changes in JDK 11 (i.e. no more Oracle JRE with JavaFX built-in) there's no point to do this on Linux in the future. Is there a working OpenJFX 11 package in the Debian repository already?

Perhaps a better apt-get line would be simply...

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sudo apt-get -y install openjfx mediainfo libchromaprint-tools filebot

Or instead make openjfx, mediainfo and libchromaprint-tools to be 'recommends' instead. Most desktop users are used to extra stuff being pulled in via recommends, whilst server administrators (I do this on my Debian boxes) turn off automatically installing recommends as a matter of course.

Quite possibly. If Recommends is indeed pulled automatically on Desktop Linux machines, then it makes sense to do:

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Depends: <stuff required for the CLI>
Recommends: <stuff required for the GUI only>

Does that sound reasonable?