Problems with automatic rar extraction and java
Posted: 17 Aug 2015, 14:57
Hi, I'm not really sure how to word my problem.
It started with filebot not extracting files from .rar's, which I knew it was supposed to. I troubleshooted this problem myself, and figured out I wasn't using a 64 bit version of Java. After some dicking around with chrome(then realizing I would have to use firefox to acquire java x64), I install java and fire up my script again in the hopes it would extract the media file from each .rar from each folder for each episode of Mr Robot.
If that last sentence was confusing to read, it was just as confusing to write. This is what my unsorted folder looks like:
In each of those Mr Robot folders(each folder containing the files of an episode), I have the following:
What I'm trying to get Filebot to do is extract the media file from the .rar near the bottom, then sort it to the appropriate folder(the arguments .bat file is listed at the bottom of this post), then move on to repeat the same for episode 2 through to N. What will happen though is the script will run initially, it will load up the java SE runtime process, and then nothing. The log file is created, the excludeList file is created, but only the first file is extracted, and from what I can tell not completely. It creates a new folder in the initial folder(unsorted\Mr.Robot.S01E01.etcetcetc\#rar filename#\#media filename#\file.mkv) which is 0kb large. The javaw.exe process never closes without being force closed, and filebot does nothing else.
If I force close the process, delete the log and excludeList files, I can re-run the process, only for it to happen all over again.
Here is some stuff I figure you would need in order to help me out. Please tell me if there's anything else you need to see.
Windows 10 (x64)
Filebot v4.6 (x64)
Java jre1.8.0_51 (x64)
7zip v15.6 (x64)
My command line arguments are as follows:
My amc.log file is as follows:
and my amc.txt(excludeList file) is empty(blank as fresh piece of paper).
Hopefully this is an easy fix because I rely on filebot and the associated amc script to automate most of my media needs!
It started with filebot not extracting files from .rar's, which I knew it was supposed to. I troubleshooted this problem myself, and figured out I wasn't using a 64 bit version of Java. After some dicking around with chrome(then realizing I would have to use firefox to acquire java x64), I install java and fire up my script again in the hopes it would extract the media file from each .rar from each folder for each episode of Mr Robot.
If that last sentence was confusing to read, it was just as confusing to write. This is what my unsorted folder looks like:
In each of those Mr Robot folders(each folder containing the files of an episode), I have the following:
What I'm trying to get Filebot to do is extract the media file from the .rar near the bottom, then sort it to the appropriate folder(the arguments .bat file is listed at the bottom of this post), then move on to repeat the same for episode 2 through to N. What will happen though is the script will run initially, it will load up the java SE runtime process, and then nothing. The log file is created, the excludeList file is created, but only the first file is extracted, and from what I can tell not completely. It creates a new folder in the initial folder(unsorted\Mr.Robot.S01E01.etcetcetc\#rar filename#\#media filename#\file.mkv) which is 0kb large. The javaw.exe process never closes without being force closed, and filebot does nothing else.
If I force close the process, delete the log and excludeList files, I can re-run the process, only for it to happen all over again.
Here is some stuff I figure you would need in order to help me out. Please tell me if there's anything else you need to see.
Windows 10 (x64)
Filebot v4.6 (x64)
Java jre1.8.0_51 (x64)
7zip v15.6 (x64)
My command line arguments are as follows:
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"C:/Program Files/FileBot/filebot.launcher.exe" -script fn:amc --output "Z:" --log-file Z:/amc.log --action move --conflict skip "Z:/Unsorted" -non-strict --def excludeList=amc.txt --def "animeFormat=/Anime/{n}/{n} - E{e} - {t}" --def "seriesFormat=/Tv Series/{n}/{'Season '+s}/{fn}" --def "movieFormat=/Movies/{n} ({y})/{fn}" --def clean=yCode: Select all
Run script [fn:amc] at [Mon Aug 17 22:56:05 AWST 2015]
Parameter: excludeList = amc.txt
Parameter: animeFormat = /Anime/{n}/{n} - E{e} - {t}
Parameter: seriesFormat = /Tv Series/{n}/{'Season '+s}/{fn}
Parameter: movieFormat = /Movies/{n} ({y})/{fn}
Parameter: clean = y
Argument: Z:\Unsorted
Hopefully this is an easy fix because I rely on filebot and the associated amc script to automate most of my media needs!