FileBot

Posted: **08 Mar 2014, 22:37**

Hi,
I've got a script that I run on newly downloaded episodes which should find the subtitle and rename the files accordingly. What I want to do is for the script to quit when no subtitle is found. How should I do that? Currently, I'm using the following to find the subtitles:

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filebot -get-missing-subtitles "$1" --lang en -non-strict

Posted: **09 Mar 2014, 05:32**

You could try using the Exit Code but I think on Windows it doesn't work properly.

Best bet is a little Groovy script:
http://www.filebot.net/script.html

Pseudo Code:

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subs = getMissingSubtitles()
if subs not empty {
   rename()
}

Posted: **09 Mar 2014, 16:55**

Thank you for the reply.
I'm running this on linux, actually it's a right click action and I'd like to avoid calling another script as much as possible.

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subs=filebot -get-missing-subtitles

doesn't work. How should I do it in a shell script?

Posted: **09 Mar 2014, 18:59**

Then you can probably simply && the two calls:

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Command A && Command B

You can read up on how && works exactly on google.

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