FileBot 4.9.1 – Quickly rename video or music files

FileBot helps you easily and quickly organize and rename movies, TV shows, and music files.

• Automatic naming. FileBot retrieves file information from various online databases but leaves room for you to manage file naming how you like using groovy expressions.
• Add subtitles. Manually search for, download, and add subtitles using features built into FileBot.
• Command-line functionality. FileBot features a simple command-line interface that makes all of FileBot’s functionality available from the console or in automated scripts.

WHAT’S NEW

Version 2.9.1:

Added:

• Edit Format / Edit Match / Edit Name context menu
• Smart Mode: Attributes matcher (i.e. xattr / exif / id3 / atom)
• {db} dynamic binding (e.g. map between TheTVDB and AniDB episode objects)
• {vs} standard media {source} tag
• {historic} binding for looking up the original file path of {f} (e.g. useful for -exec post-processing commands)
• -no-probe option to disable media parser (e.g. match files without reading file contents)
• -no-index option to disable local media indices (i.e. improved support for low-memory devices)
• -no-history and -clear-history options
• –apply option (e.g. –apply artwork nfo url metadata)
• –mapper option (e.g. –mapper AnimeList.AniDB)

Enhanced:

• Selection Dialog with thumbnails and tooltips
• Conflict Dialog with detailed explanations
• Manual search to support both search by name and lookup by id
• {primaryTitle} to yield AniDB x-jat (romanized Japanese) series name for TheTVDB episode objects
• {hours} to use Ratio (U+2236) instead of Colon (U+003A)

Improved:

• Support for mapping episode information between different databases and numbering schemes (e.g. via AnimeList or XEM)
• -mediainfo -exec pipeline

Others:

• Use F2 shortcut for Plain File Mode
• Use F3 shortcut for Local Xattr Mode
• Enable selected post-processing features via Filter ➔ Attributes ➔ Apply
• Enable clone (on macOS / apfs) and reflink (on Linux / btrfs) by default for all COPY operations
• Evaluate {closures} automatically in String.plus(Closure) constructs (e.g. {“[” + {n} + ” ” + {s00e00} + “]”})
• Support dynamic code evaluation via include and evaluate
• Support @file.groovy syntax in Format Editor and Preset Editor (e.g. @/path/to/MyFormat.groovy)
• Allow *.groovy files as argument value for –format, –filter, –mapper and –file-filter options (e.g. –format /path/to/MyFormat.groovy)
• Support movie hash lookup via –db OpenSubtitles
• Support -r and –file-filter for -script calls (i.e. select files before calling the script)
• Support bash_completion

REQUIREMENTS

• Intel, 64-bit processor
• macOS 10.12 or later

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Size – 100.8MB