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I'm helping my friend with problem:

Dark Skies (2013)/Dark Skies 2013.mp4
get named to Sharknado (it dont do a lookup to TMDB, only local from app.filebot.net/data/moviedb.txt.xz)

even if i use this query/filter
--q "Dark Skies 2013" --filter "n == /Dark Skies/" --db TheMovieDB
it maybe get to keep Dark Skies (2013)/Dark Skies 2013.mp4 BUT
still *nfo + artwork from wrong movie... Sharknado
(I can see the query do a lookup to TMDB, 1. to right movie - 2. then the wrong one, which it uses)

(I have already removed "Dark Skies" from Sharknado on TMDB)

because of this I think:
"2724064 0205321 2013 Sharknado Dark Skies Karhariostrovilos Cápavihar Rekinado Sharknado 1"
"2387433 0145135 2013 Dark Skies Los Elegidos (Dark Skies) Los Elegidos Ciel obscur Dark Skies - Sie sind unter uns"
from = app.filebot.net/data/moviedb.txt.xz


am i using query/filter wrong or can i do it better ?

I think when app.filebot.net/data/moviedb.txt.xz gets updated (how long time?) it will work, but what if someone adds "Dark Skies" from Sharknado on TMDB again ?

Input: D:\_DoWnLoaD\Done\Dark Skies (2013)\Dark Skies 2013.mp4
Dark Skies 2013.mp4 [series: dark skies, movie: Sharknado (2013)]
Exclude Series: dark skies
Group: [tvs:null, mov:sharknado 2013, anime:null] => [Dark Skies 2013.mp4]
Rename movies using [TheMovieDB]
Looking up movie by query [Dark Skies 2013]
Apply Filter: {n == /Dark Skies/}
Include [Dark Skies (2013)]
[MOVE] Rename [D:\_DoWnLoaD\Done\Dark Skies (2013)\Dark Skies 2013.mp4] to [D:\_DoWnLoaD\Done\Movies\Dark Skies (2013)\Dark.Skies.2013.SD.x264.AAC.mp4]
Processed 1 files
Fetching movie artwork for [Sharknado (2013)] to [D:\_DoWnLoaD\Done\Movies\Dark Skies (2013)]
Generate Movie NFO: Sharknado [205321]

1.
Yeah, that's bad luck that somebody added a bad alias name, that matches another movie made in the same year... It seems to be fixed in TheMovieDB, so the changes will eventually make it into the FileBot index. It may take up to 3 months until this movie is scanned again.


2.
Seems to work with the latest revision:

1. yes it is, but its a real post from IMDB
"USA (working title) = Dark Skies"
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2724064/rel ... tt_ql_dt_2
so can really happen again.

2.
yes "--q "dark skies"" do work BUT on title ONLY
NFO + artwork still WRONG movie... Sharknado

Input: D:\_DoWnLoaD\Done\Movies\Dark Skies (2013)\Dark Skies 2013.mp4
Group: [mov:sharknado 2013] => [Dark Skies 2013.mp4]
Rename movies using [TheMovieDB]
Looking up movie by query [Dark Skies]
[MOVE] Rename [D:\_DoWnLoaD\Done\Movies\Dark Skies (2013)\Dark Skies 2013.mp4] to [D:\_DoWnLoaD\Done\Movies\Dark Skies (2013)\Dark.Skies.2013.SD.x264.AAC.mp4]
Processed 1 files
Fetching movie artwork for [Sharknado (2013)] to [D:\_DoWnLoaD\Done\Movies\Dark Skies (2013)]
Generate Movie NFO: Sharknado [205321]

Did you disable xattr?

Once FileBot renames the files, it'll also xattr tag them, so the artwork.* scripts should just use xattr metadata instead of auto-detection.

yes it's off... i do not like when i cant see or change the hidden data
(please tell me how if I can)

anyway to make it work without it ?

1.
No, xattr is what allows the artwork scripts to reliably identify files. Turning OFF xattr is not recommended.


2.
xattr is a file system feature. Any program can edit xattr, just like any program can edit files.


You can see/delete the hidden data with the xattr script:
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=5#p5394