CLI using non-strict by default

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unit
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CLI using non-strict by default

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Hello,

Been trying to use the filebot CLI to download my subtitles. According to the CLI simply calling filebot -get-missing-subtitles /path/ only uses the file hash to search for subtitles, which is what I want. But what it does instead is first search for subtitles via file hash and than using the file name. As it should be strict by default and thus only look for subtitles via file hash I don't have any clue why it keeps matching by file name. Also can't force it to go strict as there is only an option to force non-strict. As a result I am left with quite some non-matching subtitles which I do not want.

Any help is much appreciated.
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Re: CLI using non-strict by default

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:idea: Please read the FAQ and How to Request Help.
unit
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Re: CLI using non-strict by default

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Thanks, that fixed it.
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