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<blockquote data-quote="winniwinter" data-source="post: 840182" data-attributes="member: 86794">hi rednoah. I spent the last day re-organizing my movie collection to make the auto approve with moving pictures faster. Therefore I put every movie in a subfolder and renamed the folder and the file like this:I used <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/moving-pictures-284/guide-little-guide-organizing-your-movie-collection-101780/" target="_blank">this guide</a> to automate the work.Now I have a pretty clean filesystem but a problem with new incoming movies.Is it possible with filebot to create a folder, rename the movie and put it into my movie-directory with the pattern I described above?I checked several scripts but aether they don't have the option to add the imdb.id (which is important for me) or the automatic approve is not very good.Optional it would be also awesome if it would put a backdrop+cover and a .nfo file into the directory (if I would like to test xbmc or something else)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="winniwinter, post: 840182, member: 86794"] hi rednoah. I spent the last day re-organizing my movie collection to make the auto approve with moving pictures faster. Therefore I put every movie in a subfolder and renamed the folder and the file like this: I used [URL="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/moving-pictures-284/guide-little-guide-organizing-your-movie-collection-101780/"]this guide[/URL] to automate the work. Now I have a pretty clean filesystem but a problem with new incoming movies. Is it possible with filebot to create a folder, rename the movie and put it into my movie-directory with the pattern I described above? I checked several scripts but aether they don't have the option to add the imdb.id (which is important for me) or the automatic approve is not very good. Optional it would be also awesome if it would put a backdrop+cover and a .nfo file into the directory (if I would like to test xbmc or something else) [/QUOTE]

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