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Alright, after looking up by hash, it's gonna try to auto-detect the query for normal search. Which in your case doesn't work (only works for tv shows where there is a subsequence common in all files). In cases like this you have to manually set it via the --q option.
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Did add "movie identification by imdb from nfo file" now though. When fetching subtitles or renaming movies. Probably not that useful for most people but it's easy and reliable.
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FileBot doesn't really care about any specific format, just looks for that tt<id> pattern anywhere in the text. So if you create a nfo file that only contains an imdb url to the show, that's already enough.
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2011-12-07, 05:59
I can get resolution from the video file no problem, but i can't really match that to a subtitle filename. Tbh I've never encountered subtitles called "defendor.1280x720.rg.mkv", some have the ".HD." part, but that's also very rare.
If u can find me lots of example subtitles where that would make sense, i.e. where mediainfo can be matched to the subtitle name, post that here and i'll have a look.