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1. FIX SINGLE FILE FILEBOT MOVIE
2. FIX SINGLE FILE FILEBOT SERIES
3. FIX SINGLE FILE FILEBOT DOWNLOAD
4. FIX SINGLE FILE FILEBOT WINDOWS

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FIX SINGLE FILE FILEBOT WINDOWS

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Do note if the file has spaces between it, this command will not work (for example ‘my memo.txt’ will not work). Here the real file name should be mentioned along with its extension. Once in command prompt, execute the following command. Open the command prompt (if it is in the background, use Alt + Tab to navigate through the applications). Your explorer will vanish from your screen leaving behind the applications still running.Right-click on it and select “ End task”. Locate “ Windows Explorer” from the process. Press Windows + R, type “ taskmgr” in the dialogue box and press Enter.Once in the elevated command prompt, type “ cd” followed by space and file path of the directory where your file is located.Once you have located the file, press Windows + S, type “ command prompt” in the dialogue box, right-click on the application and select “Run as administrator”.Copy the file using the address bar present at the top of the screen. Locate the file path of the directory where your file is located. Press Windows + E to launch the file explorer.Do note that you may require administrative privileges to perform this operation.

After we have located the file, we will end the file explorer, delete the file and start the file explorer again. You will have to navigate to the directory where your file is located. :: bug: this puts double "making of " to beginning of the first file for some reason.Solution 3: Deleting the file using Command PromptĪnother simple workaround is to delete the file you are trying to using the command prompt.

FIX SINGLE FILE FILEBOT MOVIE

:: detect extras (from path) and rename to include movie name from parent folder If not "%cd%\"="%~dp1" echo dir %~dp1 not found & exit /b

FIX SINGLE FILE FILEBOT SERIES

Anyway using the data loop it bypasses all but the extrapolations which are the only thing that is used by my series sorter above. As a side feature it also renames the file to include making of if it's in a folder named extras or featurettes.

I may be way paranoid here but I don't trust filebot much. It also detects year, season and episode which it uses to apply further restrictions to filebot renaming (do fake rename and compare to original before real rename). It does a bit more than just extrapolate the name for series sorting. This is the lootname.cmd file referred in the script. I wonder if there is a way to skip all this unnecessary work and still keep it relatively simple? It has to nest every one and then revert every one and move them back to pilots just to see if any new "pairing" was done. The massive problem is that this is a heavy process, especially when I sometimes have to move all pilots back to series root for re-sorting (in case more episodes have appeared for a show). maybe a duplicate exists or file is being used?" is not exist in the server MySQLDocker Here is a one-liner to fix the issue. :: this call extrapolates show name from d:\other\scripts\lootname.cmd %1 not exist "%name%" mkdir %1 exist %1 echo moving "%~n1" to "%name%" failed. env is ex env filename) docker run -env-file bot. :: single pilots to dedicated exist "pilot episodes" for %%g in (*01e01* *01e00* *01x01*) do "%%g" "pilot /b :: revert folders with single /f "delims=" %%g in ('dir /s /b /ad') do "%%g" | findstr /c:" 1 File" >nul & "%%g\*".

FIX SINGLE FILE FILEBOT DOWNLOAD

& exit not exist "d:\other\scripts\lootname.cmd" echo lootname missing. This is for people who: download torrents using Transmission (though some of this information might apply to other download clients) use Filebot to process episodes fetched by Sonarr also use Filebot to process episodes downloaded without Sonarr and/or to process movies download compressed files As you are probably aware of, if you have Filebot set to process all downloaded files, it will. & exit not exist "pilot episodes" echo pilot episodes dir missing. Here is the code: :: /d /i not "%cd%"="d:\videos\series" echo invalid series dir. It also contains one special folder PILOT EPISODES where most of the orphans go (others can stay). If only one file gets put into a folder it will be reverted or as I like to call "unnested". I have this script that sorts files to a folder tree called series which is populated by a simple "SERIES NAME" subdirectories containing the files.