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Posted: **10 Dec 2018, 03:39**

I have a sense that I am missing something very basic, but I can't seem to get FileBot to recognize a Blu-ray disc structure that has the `./BDMV` directory in it.

The only thing of interest might be that I had moved this directory using FileBot in the past, but I have, since then, run a `filebot -clear-cache`.

Here is the FileBot command I am running:

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filebot --action test -rename /mnt/Movies/Star\ Wars\ \(1977\)/ --log ALL -non-strict -no-xattr --format @/usr/local/JDownloader/FormatMovie.txt --output /tmp

Error:

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Rename movies using [TheMovieDB]
No media files: [/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/Star Wars (1977).mkve]
Failure (°_°)

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FormatMovie.txt
Movies/{f.directory ? n.sortName('$2, $1')+' ('+y+') ['+vf+']' : n.sortName('$2, $1')+' ('+y+')'/n.sortName('$2, $1')+' ('+y+') ['+vf+']'}

The directory structure:

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/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/CERTIFICATE
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/CERTIFICATE/BACKUP
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/JAR
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/JAR/88888
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/JAR/88888/rus
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/JAR/88888/ita
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/JAR/88888/eng
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/JAR/89020
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/JAR/89005
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/JAR/89000
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/JAR/99999
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/JAR/01001
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/JAR/88889
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/PLAYLIST
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/AUXDATA
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/CLIPINF
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/BACKUP
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/BACKUP/JAR
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/BACKUP/BDJO
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/BACKUP/PLAYLIST
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/BACKUP/CLIPINF
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/BDJO
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/STREAM
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/META
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/META/DL
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/META/ES
/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/BDMV/META/TN

Posted: **10 Dec 2018, 08:43**

The command does not seem to correspond to the console log.

The log indicates that you're passing in this file or folder path, and since you probably don't have any *.mkve files, you're effectively telling FileBot to process non-existing files:

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/mnt/Movies/Star Wars (1977)/Star Wars (1977).mkve

The BDMV structure looks good though. Since the Star Wars (1977) folder contains a BDMV folder, the Star Wars (1977) folder should be interpreted as disk folder.

Posted: **10 Dec 2018, 14:21**

My bad ... that was an actual MKV file that I wanted to exclude from processing by changing the extension.

Re-ran with same results, with the `mkve` file removed from that directory structure.

I was hoping to see more logging dumped to the console with `--log ALL`, but maybe there is somewhere else I can look to see what the program is doing as it goes through the directory structure?

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plex@plex:~$ filebot --action test -rename /mnt/Movies/Star\ Wars\ \(1977\)/ --log ALL -non-strict -no-xattr --format @/usr/local/JDownloader/FormatMovie.txt --output /mnt
Failed to identify or process any files
Failure (°_°)

Posted: **10 Dec 2018, 18:14**

Oh, never mind... Looks like disk folder support has never been implemented for -rename commands.

You can use the amc script for this particular use case, as it will check for disk folder patterns when collecting input files and folders.

EDIT:

Replacing -rename with -script fn:renall should work as well, since the renall script will also consider disk folders when interpreting input arguments.

Posted: **11 Dec 2018, 02:23**

Much appreciated ... I recall this working in amc script as well ... but for simple rename actions, I will go the -script fn:renall route.

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