FileBot

Hello,
Nice and fast Programm you have here (especially the Usability)
I think I have found a few bugs ( or more likley, I use your programm incorrect...).
These problems occur mostly with Anime, but sometimes also with Movies & Series.

When it doesnt recognize an Series it gives the Screen to choose the right one, but then the choosen one is very often not in the Mainwindow.

If it doesn´t recognize an Series at all, it´s giving very often only the Text Box with nearly all Series in the Input List.

Nearly every time I am renaming something and the programm already recognized most of the shows, the order gets messed up. So I put 10 shows to rename in it, Match them, but after that the new Names are on an completly different position, as it should be.

If I want to rename some Hentai, they don´t get recognized at all. Although it gives me the Box to choose from. I figured out, that if i put the name of one of these Anime into the Episodes Field Filebot finds the show, but says that it has no episodes (eg.: Rinkan Club, Izumo(2003),...)

Often when in the Filename stands Eng-Sub it doesn´t get recognized.
I have here some Episodes, where the Source is in the Name, but if [BD] is in there it doesn´t get recognized and in other cases its renaming it as DVD :O

How is it possible to compare things?
I am using {video.bitdepth='8' ? '8Bit' : '10Bit'}
This is obviously not correct, since it nearly every time gives 8Bit, although I put in an Series with 10Bit only episodes, also tried not to use the '' without any change.
And for Subtitles: {'['+text.language=de ? 'ger': '' +' Sub]'}, with that I am getting an Error. How am I supposed to format that and how is it possible to handle more than one Subtitle?
So that I can get something like Ger_Eng_Jap-Sub.

I hope you can read my great English

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Screenshots?

2.
Have you watched the video tutorials on dealing with badly named files? I suppose not. Here you go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJca0ipOCAg

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I don't support Hentai / Porn. If it happens to work with your chosen database, good for you, if not, too bad.

4.
Spend half an hour doing a tutorial on any modern programming language, and you'll learn that = is the assignment operator, not the equals operator. I encourage you to figure out what the equals operator is on your own.

1. Have to look for the files..
2.)Jup, I did. I just wondered since you already have an function that determines if the file fits or not(I mean the background color of the files to rename). And if I have more than one Series in an Folder and put the Names from Episodes in it, it deletes the other Names.

3.) Okay. I am just curious, as far as I can see on anidb the format is the same for Anime and Hentai, so strange that some doesn´t get recognized. :O

4.) Hehehe :/ No Comment xd

Do you have an suggestion regarding the source? I have BD in it, but it doesn´t get recognized, although in your MediaBindingclass stands that it also looks for patterns.
At the moment I am just using fn.contains(....).
Is there an way to get from anidb of it´s an episode or ova?

May you already knew it, but there are a few things with the group, especially with Anime.
With Ghost in the Shell, I get as group Ghost
With Mahou Sousu, Mahou
When no is part of the Name it gets recognized as No

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If you report any mismatch, it's always useful to give me the filenames as well.

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red doesn't mean the file doesn't fit, it means there is a chance that the file doesn't fit

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I suppose they don't make that information available via the anonymous HTTP API.

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{group} isn't perfect. It only knows if it knows all group names. If the file doesn't contain the group name at all {group} can't function correctly. Again, if certain files are not working I do need the names of these files.

@see http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=4

2.) Yes already recognized it, just thought about that.

4.) Jup, already posted in the Thread a few Groups which didn´t get recognized.

Thanks for helping keep {group} updated!