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Posted: **20 Dec 2020, 17:51**

I need help to understand what's happening that filebot amc script is getting wrong matches for a few movies. My assumption is that's something related to how the movies are named and is causing filebot to match the same movie.

I'm using a very basic script to see if I can find the issue:

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filebot -script fn:amc --output "E:/Test" ".\COMANDOTORRENTS.ORG - Ford vs. Ferrari 2020 [1080p] [DUAL]" --action test --def movieFormat="E:/Test/{ny}/{ny}" -non-strict > E:/Test/amc.log

See example below

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Run script [fn:amc] at [Sun Dec 20 14:45:36 BRT 2020]
Argument[0]: E:\Torrents\Completo\Filmes\COMANDOTORRENTS.ORG - Ford vs. Ferrari 2020 [1080p] [DUAL]
Input: E:\Torrents\Completo\Filmes\COMANDOTORRENTS.ORG - Ford vs. Ferrari 2020 [1080p] [DUAL]\COMANDO.TO - Ford.vs.Ferrari.2020.1080p.BluRay.x264-DUAL.mkv
Input: E:\Torrents\Completo\Filmes\COMANDOTORRENTS.ORG - Ford vs. Ferrari 2020 [1080p] [DUAL]\COMANDO.TO - Ford.vs.Ferrari.2020.1080p.BluRay.x264-DUAL.srt
xattr: [COMANDO.TO - Ford.vs.Ferrari.2020.1080p.BluRay.x264-DUAL.mkv] => [Comando (2010)]
xattr: [COMANDO.TO - Ford.vs.Ferrari.2020.1080p.BluRay.x264-DUAL.srt] => [Comando (2010)]
Group: {Movie=Comando (2010)} => [COMANDO.TO - Ford.vs.Ferrari.2020.1080p.BluRay.x264-DUAL.mkv, COMANDO.TO - Ford.vs.Ferrari.2020.1080p.BluRay.x264-DUAL.srt]
Rename movies using [TheMovieDB]
Auto-detect movie from context [E:\Torrents\Completo\Filmes\COMANDOTORRENTS.ORG - Ford vs. Ferrari 2020 [1080p] [DUAL]\COMANDO.TO - Ford.vs.Ferrari.2020.1080p.BluRay.x264-DUAL.mkv]
[TEST] from [E:\Torrents\Completo\Filmes\COMANDOTORRENTS.ORG - Ford vs. Ferrari 2020 [1080p] [DUAL]\COMANDO.TO - Ford.vs.Ferrari.2020.1080p.BluRay.x264-DUAL.mkv] to [E:\Test\Movies\Comando (2010)\Comando (2010).mkv]
[TEST] from [E:\Torrents\Completo\Filmes\COMANDOTORRENTS.ORG - Ford vs. Ferrari 2020 [1080p] [DUAL]\COMANDO.TO - Ford.vs.Ferrari.2020.1080p.BluRay.x264-DUAL.srt] to [E:\Test\Movies\Comando (2010)\Comando (2010).por.srt]
Processed 2 files
Finished without processing any files
Abort (Î_Î)

Seems to be related to the word "COMANDO" because a bunch of movies comes with this name and they are matched against the same movie "Comando (2010)". But not every movie has this behavior, this is what bothers me.

This also happens with the GUI, the first match is "Comando (2010)" and usually the second match being the right one

Posted: **21 Dec 2020, 02:38**

You might need to pre-process the files with Plain File Mode and remove the misleading COMANDOTORRENTS.ORG part.

Posted: **21 Dec 2020, 04:50**

I see, so i'll need to run two scripts? One to pre-process the files to remove the misleading parts and another to process the files? or can I use just one script?

I guess I understood how the Plain File Mode works but I'm not sure how to use it on the command line

Posted: **21 Dec 2020, 06:48**

PhilxRG wrote: ↑21 Dec 2020, 04:50 I see, so i'll need to run two scripts? One to pre-process the files to remove the misleading parts and another to process the files?

That would make things easier. Since each script can be understood by itself. The first script also doesn't necessary need filebot. Any generic rename tool will do. But since this is the FileBot Forums, here's how a FileBot users would do it:

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filebot -rename -r /input --db file --format "{fn.removeAll(/COMANDOTORRENTS.ORG/)}" --output /path/to/FileBot

You'll want to use an English folder structure, because FileBot knows to ignore keywords such as FileBot or Complete, but not necessarily their Portuguese equivalents.

PhilxRG wrote: ↑21 Dec 2020, 04:50 or can I use just one script?

If you write a custom --q expression, then this might be possible, but more tricky to figure out and understand.

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