FileBot TV Renamer and Subtitle Downloader

Could use some help with testing multi-episode support.

Forum:
http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/vi...&t=89#p590

Download:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/filebot/...ebot/HEAD/

FileBot 2.61 is out! Get it here!

This minor update adds support for multi-episode files and some cmdline features.

New features:
+ Support multi-episode files
+ -get-missing-subtitles per language
+ --filter option to customize episode matching

The software looks very good from the video.
Going to grab it now. Thank you for this. Will save loads and loads of time.

FileBot 2.62 is out! Get it here!

This minor update brings lots of enhancements for cmdline scripting and lots general improvements suggested in the forums.

New features:
* Lots of bugfixes and improvments that came up in the forums
* Various improvements for headless cmdline mode
* Scripting: pass variables via -Xname=value arguments
* Scripting: more -script input options besides File/URL:
=> stdin via -script "system:in"
=> pass inline via -script "script:expression"
=> easily call shared script via "fn:name"


µTorrent Integration:
There's a new example script for processing completed downloads using µTorrents "Run this program when torrent finishes" feature. The script will extract archives, handle movies/tvshows, fetch subtitles, copy-rename files, fetch artwork/nfo files and finally make xbmc rescan the video library.

Best of all, it'll take less then a minute to set all that up:
http://filebot.sourceforge.net/forums/vi...4&t=5#p802

New ipkg/ARM package for embedded linux devices like Synology NAS.

Install via ipkg:

FileBot 2.64 is out! Get it here!

This update brings lots of enhancements for movie detection and cmdline mode.

Changes:
* Lots of tweaks and improvements for movie detection
* Ignore clutter files like samples/trailers/etc
* Hide "Override Extension" feature (can still be activated for the current session via right-click Rename button)
* Added "series X episode Y" as known SxE pattern
* Cmdline: use TheTVDB and TheMovieDB as default if --db is not set
* Cmdline: --q option in -rename series mode supports "A | B | C" syntax for manually forcing multiple tv shows
* Cmdline: tweaked series auto-selection
* Cmdline: --output in -rename mode is resolved against current working dir (as opposed to --format which is resolved against the folder of the file to be renamed)
* Cmdline: fixed PermGen memory leak that happened when calling rename(...) alot
* DEB: use SVG application icon and setup /usr/bin/filebot via postinst/prerem properly
* Portable: fix bash startup script
* WebStart: don't create webstart desktop shortcut automatically (still can do it manually via Java control panel)
* IPKG: New ipkg packages for embedded devices

Totally agree with your suggestion... Very nice post and good information here... Thanks for posting that....

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Hi, I am using a home made CMD script to run some CLI Filebot commands on my download folder. I find subtitles and move the files in a new structure. However some subtitles are not available when I try to download the files - and some only available in english and not in my native.

I would therefore like to write a new script that looks in my tv-show folder (c:/tv-shows) and go through all sub-folders and lookup subtitles - first in english and then in my native (de). The subtitles should of course be renamed to match the episodes.

My question is basically: is there any CLI function to get filebot to work through all subfolders?

Thanks for a GREAT product!

Why not write a script that calls filebot -get-subtitles <folder> on every folder?

With FileBot/Groovy scripting it'll look like this:

There's of course shared scripts for that that'll work out of the box:

(2012-07-05 05:37)rednoah42 Wrote:  Why not write a script that calls filebot -get-subtitles <folder> on every folder?

With FileBot/Groovy scripting it'll look like this:

Code:

args.eachMediaFolder {
    getMissingSubtitles(folder:it)
}

There's of course shared scripts for that that'll work out of the box:

Code:

filebot -script fn:suball --lang en -non-strict /path/to/media
filebot -script fn:suball --lang de -non-strict /path/to/media

I have tried to work with groovy and I don't really get it I am also not a specialist in CLI'ing, but I have gotten it to work That was why I hope I could just point filebot at one folder and then it would work through all of them... but maybe that is the fn:suball part?