wrong show matchf

[KRONZO]

Hi i've added this over at the series mapping but dont know if it counts I can't get the show show Luksusfælden to match either danish or english most likely due to the release naming
https://www.thetvdb.com/series/the-luxury-trap

Luksusfaelden.S21E06.DANiSH.720p.HDTV.x264-DiViSiON/luksusfaelden.s21e06.720p-division.mkv (ae=æ)

ive tried both with query and filter but i just wont find a match, without filter it matches

I am trying to match this with -lang da

can i force the show the show from csv or something, I know i can force the correct name but then i will still get incorrect episodes

[kim]

looks like query is the way to go here:

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filebot -rename -non-strict --db TheTVDB d:\luksusfaelden.s21e06.720p-division.mkv --format "{n} {s00e00} {t}" --action test --lang da --q="Luksusfælden"

[TEST] from [d:\luksusfaelden.s21e06.720p-division.mkv] to [d:\Luksusfælden S21E06 Afsnit 6.mkv]

or pre-rename the file to:

luksusfælden.s21e06.720p-division.mkv

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filebot -rename -non-strict --db TheTVDB d:\luksusfælden.s21e06.720p-division.mkv --format "{n} {s00e00} {t}" --action test --lang da

[TEST] from [d:\luksusfælden.s21e06.720p-division.mkv] to [d:\Luksusfælden S21E06 Afsnit 6.mkv]

[KRONZO]

thank you for this
i will look at it, I have tried with --q="Luksusfælden" but most likely i did it wrong

[rednoah]

If you don't mind a bit of manual command-line work, then --q should work.

e.g. process with --q hint:

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$ filebot -rename luksusfaelden.s21e06.720p-division.mkv --q "the luxuary trap" --action test
Rename episodes using [TheTVDB]
Fetching episode data for [The Luxury Trap]
[TEST] from [luksusfaelden.s21e06.720p-division.mkv] to [The Luxury Trap - 21x06 - Afsnit 6.mkv]
Processed 1 files

e.g. when I used the Danish query, I had to set Danish language as well:

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$ filebot -rename luksusfaelden.s21e06.720p-division.mkv --q luksusfælden --lang da --action test
Rename episodes using [TheTVDB]
Fetching episode data for [Luksusfælden]
[TEST] from [luksusfaelden.s21e06.720p-division.mkv] to [Luksusfælden - 21x06 - Afsnit 6.mkv]
Processed 1 files

[KRONZO]

ok it seems to work with --q luksusfælden wich is weird because i'm sure i tried yesterday and it didn't work
thanks to the both of you

[KRONZO]

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filebot -script fn:amc  --lang=da  --action hardlink --def seriesFormat=@/C:/AMC/Filebot/Deluge/Medusa/medusa.txt --def subtitles=en,da  --conflict auto --def clean=y  -non-strict  "D:\Deluge\Danish\Luksusfaelden"    --q luksusfælden --log-file "C:/AMC/Filebot/Deluge/filebotDxtest.log" --def excludeList="C:/AMC/Filebot/Deluge/filebotDxtstxclude.txt"

Hi again.
this does not seem to work! if i copy and paste to command line I will match correctly luksusfælden. if I run it from a bat file it will match luksusfellen. I cannot make heads or tails of it

[rednoah]

1.
So what does the output say?

2.
Do bat files support UTF-8 encoding? Are you sure that you can use Unicode characters like æ in bat scripts?

EDIT: The answer is no: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/284 ... batch-file

[KRONZO]

there is no error output it just matches luksusfellen instaed, when i run the bat, and when copy paste it matches luksusfælden i just find all this weird because once upon a time it worked correctly

[rednoah]

You can replace -script fn:amc with -script fn:sysenv to make FileBot echo all the options you pass in, so you can see the actual values that are being passed.