Autoetection: Use Foldername if filename resulted in nothing

[mattmm]

Hello,

i have a file on my syn nas:
/volume1/video/Filme/Tribes.of.Europa.S01.German.DD51.720p.NetflixHD.x264-4SF/4sf-toe-720p-s01e02.mkv

and he tries to identify it by :

Lookup via [4sf toe]
No episode data found: [4sf toe]
Failed to identify or process any files

Is there a way to make him fallback to check the foldername to find the series?
Tribes.of.Europa.S01 -> [tribes of europa] ?

Or maybe i can give him a hint like:
[4sf toe] means "tribes of europa" ?

Also is there a way to not copy everything into unsorted?

Thank you very much!

[rednoah]

Is there a way to make him fallback to check the foldername to find the series?

FileBot does this by default, but fails for unknown reasons in this specific case. Likely a combination of bad naming in both file and folder name, in combination with this particular series being new and net yet well known.

Also is there a way to not copy everything into unsorted?

This behaviour is enabled via --def unsorted=y, so that files that would otherwise be skipped are copied somewhere where you can find them easily and then process them with the GUI. Disabling --def unsorted will simply result in unsortable files being skipped.



You can build a custom pipeline of different commands that deal with different files like so:

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$ filebot -rename -r /input --output /output --file-filter "fn =~ /toe/" --db TheTVDB --q 385320 -non-strict --action TEST --log INFO
[TEST] from [4sf-toe-720p-s01e02.mkv] to [Tribes of Europa - 1x02 - Chapter 2.mkv]