What is the filebot command you are running? (NOTE: sharing console output as text via copy & paste is more easy and more effective than trying to do the same via screenshots)
Why do you process the same files twice? If you're using the amc script then you can use the --def excludeList option to keep track of already-processed files so you don't process them again in subsequent runs.
rednoah wrote: ↑01 Aug 2012, 13:04--def excludeLink=y Skip symlinks and hardlinks where the link count is more than 1 --def excludeList=amc.txt Keep a list of already processed file paths to be skipped in future runs (NOTE: enable this if you process the same folder repeatedly)
You will probably want to use the FileBot Desktop application for that. See video tutorials for advanced use cases such as re-ordering. The FileBot Node WebUI is probably gonna be ill-suited for this kind of task.
I don't know. I think you'll have better luck on Linux (e.g. filebot-xpra container) or macOS if you need international fonts that somehow don't work by default on Windows.
rednoah wrote: ↑Yesterday, 13:55
I don't know. I think you'll have better luck on Linux (e.g. filebot-xpra container) or macOS if you need international fonts that somehow don't work by default on Windows.
i try filebot-xpra, can entry Web UI but not working to do anything, cannot write.
rednoah wrote: ↑Yesterday, 13:55
I don't know. I think you'll have better luck on Linux (e.g. filebot-xpra container) or macOS if you need international fonts that somehow don't work by default on Windows.
maybe because Java ins't it?
i try to follow check the fontconfig.properties.src