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Posted: **23 Apr 2020, 05:23**

Hi guys,

I have been renaming through filebot GUI but now i want to move on to command line.

Everything is working great but i got a preset that i cant use in command line.

This is my renaming format:

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{ny.replace(':', ' -')}      
{
    (hd == 'SD') ? {any{text.size()}{0} > 0 ? '[SD][Dual]':'[SD][ES]'} :
    (hd == 'UHD') ? ( ((bytes/1073741824).round(1) > 30 && bitrate >= 26000000 ? '[4K UHDremux]' : {any{text.size()}{0} > 0 ? '[4K MicroUHD][Dual]':'[4K MicroUHD][ES]'})) :
    (hd == 'HD' && vf == '720p') ? {any{text.size()}{0} > 0 ? '[720p][Dual]':'[720p][ES]'} :
    (hd == 'HD' && vf == '1080p' ? 
            ((bytes/1073741824).round(1) > 15 && bitrate >= 18000000) ? '[BD-Remux]' : 
            (bitrate > 8000000) ? {any{text.size()}{0} > 0 ? '[BD-Rip][Dual]':'[BD-Rip][ES]'} : {any{text.size()}{0} > 0 ? '[Micro-HD][Dual]':'[Micro-HD][ES]'} :
            {any{text.size()}{0} > 0 ? '[Micro-HD][Dual]':'[Micro-HD][ES]'}            
    )
}{(genres.contains('Animación')) ? '[Animación]' : '' }

I have read that you can put it in a txt and call it from the command line with --def @/path/to/args.txt , but it is not working for me.

It gives a lot of error like this:

Illegal Argument: java.nio.file.InvalidPathException: Illegal char <>> at index

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

Posted: **23 Apr 2020, 07:45**

There are different kinds of @file usage with varying semantics. You're using Argument List semantics, which means your text file is interpreted as a line-by-line list of arguments, which it isn't.

Use the @file syntax for reading command-line arguments from external text files.

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