Help with a simple command
Posted: 05 Mar 2014, 23:07
Hey guys,
I'm trying to add a simple command to Windows context menu so when I right click on a newly downloaded episode and click on "Organize", it would find the subtitles, rename the file and move the file and the subtitle to the correct location. Here's the command I'm running for "Organize Movie":
This one works fine. The problem is with the TV command:
The problem is I can't move the subtitles the same way, because the destination of each subtitle differs from the other one in the case of TV episodes. Is there any way (in the second command) to move the subtitle to the same location as the file itself?
On another note, is it possible to show a message when something was not found? like TV name and info or some subtitles?
I'm trying to add a simple command to Windows context menu so when I right click on a newly downloaded episode and click on "Organize", it would find the subtitles, rename the file and move the file and the subtitle to the correct location. Here's the command I'm running for "Organize Movie":
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filebot -get-missing-subtitles "%~f1" --lang en
filebot -rename -non-strict "%~f1" --db IMDb --lang en --format "H:/Films/{n}"
move "%~n1.eng.srt" "H:/Films/"
move "%~n1.eng.ssa" "H:/Films/"
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Plex\Plex Media Server\Plex Media Scanner.exe" --scan --refresh --section 16Code: Select all
filebot -rename -non-strict "%~f1" --db tvdb --lang en --format "H:/TV Series/{n}/Season {s}/{n} - {s00e00} - {t}"
filebot -get-missing-subtitles "%~f1" --lang en -non-strict
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Plex\Plex Media Server\Plex Media Scanner.exe" --scan --refresh --section 15On another note, is it possible to show a message when something was not found? like TV name and info or some subtitles?