Excluding NFO files from -rename

[nicr4wks]

G'day guys,

I've just started using FileBot and have been reading through docs/scripts to find it is quiet a powerful program!

There is one feature I can not work out, when using -rename at the cli I would like to exclude the renaming of .nfo files.

Example:

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[TEST] Rename [E:\test\A popular movie\a.popular.movie.2015.1080p.bluray.x264-group.nfo] to [\A popular movie (2015)\A popular movie 2015 1080p.nfo]

This NFO file should retain it's original filename.


My command is as follows:

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filebot -rename "E:\test" --format "\{n} ({y})\{n} {y} {vf}" --db TheMovieDB -r -non-strict --action test --log all --log-file "F:\filebot\logs\log.txt"

Can anyone advise? Cheers!

[rednoah]

You can not process certain files by not passing them in. If you pass in a folder, then you pass in all the files in that folder. Instead of passing in a folder you can pass in multiple file paths and then only those files will be processed.

If it's for a single folder you could do something like filebot -rename *.mkv and this will tell the CMD to pass in all the mkv files in the current folder.

On Linux it's a simple matter of find | xargs | filebot but on Windows things are more tricky, and a Groovy script is probably easiest.

Not exactly what you need, but maybe you get the Gist of it:
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