I just looked at today's recording and the filename is exactly the same as on Friday. As such, I need to add today's date to the filename. Is this possible? {ny} and other "y"s are related to the movie/series data it seems.

TY So much!

Super helpful and worked perfectly with CLI also: filebot -rename -non-strict * --format "{fn.before('-')} - {(fn =~ /(\d{2}).(\d{2}).(\d{4})/)[-1][3, 1, 2].join('-')}" Any thoughts/resources on filtering out the already-renamed files? If I run that cli on files that have already been processed once ...

I have a matching problem that I "think" can be fixed if I first improve the name of the file (produced automatically by my DVR in a format I can not change). Here is my existing format: NBC Nightly News (1970) - 2019-12-12 06 00 00 - 12-13-2019.ts The date at the end of the filename is accurate (12 ...