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Different movie renamer beside TMDB using cmd line?
Posted: 30 Aug 2017, 13:21
by vballrican
Hello, are the any other movie renamers i can use besides TMDB when using a cmd line script? The issue i'm having is that it's not consistent. For example, It renamed The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug and classified it as an
Action genre. While is renamed The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies and classified it as
Adventure which i think it fits better. Same movie series but different genres!
I have my movies separated by genres. And yes, i can rename manually but this happens with a lot of movies...
Thanks,
vballrican
Re: Different movie renamer beside TMDB using cmd line?
Posted: 30 Aug 2017, 15:54
by rednoah
1.
You could help make it consistent by editing the information on TheMovieDB. If it's just the order of {genres} then you could use {genres.toSorted().first()} to make sure the first genre is always the one you want.
2.
If you're using the amc script, then TheMovieDB is hard-coded in the script. Using a different database is not recommended because it's untested and will most likely decrease auto-detection accuracy.
Re: Different movie renamer beside TMDB using cmd line?
Posted: 30 Aug 2017, 16:51
by vballrican
Using the GUI, there's an option to use OMDb... that option is not available in the cmd scripts?
I use this to rename my movies:
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filebot -rename -r G:/Test --output "G:/Test Movies" --format "Movies - {genre}/{n} ({y}) - {[certification, genre]}/{n} ({y})" --db TheMovieDB --action move --def subtitles=en --def artwork=y
And it works for what i need but the inconsistency in genres makes it tedious to fix.
Re: Different movie renamer beside TMDB using cmd line?
Posted: 30 Aug 2017, 16:58
by rednoah
1.
You can use --db OMDb when using the -rename command. I DO NOT recommend using anything other than TheMovieDB though.
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--def subtitles=en --def artwork=y is an amc script option. It has no effect in your command-line call.