FileBot is the ultimate tool for renaming your movies, tv shows or anime and downloading subtitles. It's smart, streamlined for simplicity and just works. FileBot supports Windows, Linux and Mac, plus there's a full-featured command-line interface for all sorts of automation.
Features
- A simple user-interface tuned for drag-n-drop
- Rename hundreds of media files in a matter of seconds
- Match movies against TheMovieDB data
- Match episodes against TheTVDB data
- Match music against MusicBrainz data using AcoustID
- Download subtitles from OpenSubtitles
- Upload subtitles to OpenSubtitles
- Easily create and verify sfv, md5 and sha1 files
License
GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)Other Useful Business Software
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Was a fine product. Not 40$ CAD worth though. Yeah sure the developer wants to get paid for support and maintenance of the program. Cool IF that was actually happening. It doesn't seem to be updated at all. I paid for a year subscription and never saw an update at all, so what maintenance is my license paying for exactly? The developer wants us to pay yearly or the unreasonable "lifetime" subscription because he wrote a couple of lines of code 2-3 years ago? Most of the code was written even earlier than that. No thank-you.
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This application is in a niche market with no other real competitors so it has a pretty big following. I have no objections to the price and have paid license for the application. My biggest issue is the lack of documentation for the application. The GUI version of the application just leaves you scratching your head at times trying to figure out what some of the buttons do, and after tinkering with them, you can usually figure it out. The CLI version of the application can drive you absolutely mad though, the documentation is such poor quality, so poorly written when you run into issues, your only hope is to usually go to forums and see if someone can explain what's going on. There are countless incorrect command line arguments that are not documented or have documentation buried very deep in message forum posts. For some very basic things it's good, but when you get into more complex scripting with the CLI, you're going to run into issues.