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<blockquote data-quote="jreberry" data-source="post: 836216" data-attributes="member: 118284"><p>Thanks, adding the file formats worked. I can run FileBot with the GUI now, but I'm having trouble automating it. I'm trying to have it run once per day at 4am using the task scheduler. I'm running into two problems. Here is my bat file...</p><p></p><p>START "" filebot -rename "D:\TV Shows" --db TheTVDB --format "D:\TV Shows Sorted\{n}\{n} - {s}.{e} - {t}" -non-strict</p><p></p><p>First, it is only scanning the "TV Shows" folder and not the subfolders. All of the video files are in subfolders based on Series name. Is there a way to add subfolder scanning to the bat file?</p><p></p><p>Second, shows that match in the GUI do not match from the bat file. For example, two episode of Sesame Street match correctly in the GUI, but when the bat file runs I get errors saying "Unable to match files to episode data." I've even tried renaming the files to the exact format FileBot should be naming them to yet it still gives the same error and is unable to match. </p><p></p><p>Any ideas? Thanks again for the help,</p><p> --Jon</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jreberry, post: 836216, member: 118284"] Thanks, adding the file formats worked. I can run FileBot with the GUI now, but I'm having trouble automating it. I'm trying to have it run once per day at 4am using the task scheduler. I'm running into two problems. Here is my bat file... START "" filebot -rename "D:\TV Shows" --db TheTVDB --format "D:\TV Shows Sorted\{n}\{n} - {s}.{e} - {t}" -non-strict First, it is only scanning the "TV Shows" folder and not the subfolders. All of the video files are in subfolders based on Series name. Is there a way to add subfolder scanning to the bat file? Second, shows that match in the GUI do not match from the bat file. For example, two episode of Sesame Street match correctly in the GUI, but when the bat file runs I get errors saying "Unable to match files to episode data." I've even tried renaming the files to the exact format FileBot should be naming them to yet it still gives the same error and is unable to match. Any ideas? Thanks again for the help, --Jon [/QUOTE]
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