Hi everybody,
why after the update to filebot 4.5 the renamer script doesn't show video format and audio codec {vf}.{ac} anymore ?
{source} works for example.
thank you !
MediaInfo not working on Synology NAS
Re: MEDIAINFO
Have you read the FAQ?
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7#p7
Have you read how to make a request?
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1868
Since you provide little to no information I guess:
* You are a Windows (64-bit) user
* You have installed FileBot (64-bit)
* You have Java (32-bit) installed
* You have NOT installed Java (64-bit)
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7#p7
Have you read how to make a request?
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1868
Since you provide little to no information I guess:
* You are a Windows (64-bit) user
* You have installed FileBot (64-bit)
* You have Java (32-bit) installed
* You have NOT installed Java (64-bit)
Re: MEDIAINFO
I'm a Synology NAS user, not Windows or Mac, for those Filebot is very easy to use, but for command line is not that simple.
And in the FAQ there is nothing for me, I'm not blind.
And in the FAQ there is nothing for me, I'm not blind.
Re: MEDIAINFO
1.
Since you didn't bother reading the link above:
2.
Since you didn't read the FAQ thoroughly, here's what it says:
If you're using the Synology NAS package , you cannot expect the native components to just work:
So if you use the Synology NAS package make sure to read the Notes and Advanced sections.
@see http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1802
Since you didn't bother reading the link above:
That's how I know what system you're using and why it's not working. Better thread title would be nice as well, e.g. MediaInfo not working on Synology NAS.Screenshots and Console Logs are absolutely necessary, and usually far helpful than any verbal description you could come up with. Also including the output of filebot -script fn:sysinfo is highly appreciated.

2.
Since you didn't read the FAQ thoroughly, here's what it says:
3.If you're running embedded Linux you will need libmediainfo.so and lib7-Zip-JBinding.so for your architecture. You can find compiled binaries here. If your machine is based on x86 or x64 then you should be able to use the generic Linux binaries. If it's ARM or PPC you'll probably need to cross-compile it for your exact architecture yourself.
This command can help you figure out the problem:Code: Select all
filebot -script fn:sysinfo
If you're using the Synology NAS package , you cannot expect the native components to just work:
4.The package will install only platform-independent core components. There is no out-of-the-box support for optional native components like libmediainfo, lib7-Zip-JBinding nor fpcalc.
So if you use the Synology NAS package make sure to read the Notes and Advanced sections.
@see http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1802