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{ source.tokenize('.').joining('][', '[', ']') }

Thank you. Is there a way to make this also work if there are spaces instead of periods?

I'm currently using {'['+source+']'} which renames "AMZN.WEB-DL" to "[AMZN.WEB-DL]". However, I would like "AMZN.WEB-DL" to display as "[AMZN][WEB-DL]". Is this possible?

Thank you. That explains so much. Yes, what you said is what I meant. So it still only pulls from what's in the right list? It seems like I was getting episode titles that weren't in the right column but I may be remembering it as just duplicating episodes that were. When I had stubborn naming ...

In the past when I would have 20 episodes in the left column I could search and drag episodes from the Episodes tab and drop them into the right column. I could then hit match and it would ONLY align with what was in the right column. Over the last 2 months when I do this it will ignore what I have ...

Good Idea. Thanks so much!

Thanks so much for the quick response. Just to verify that command won't erase my custom formats correct?

I changed the ordering of episodes in a season of a show to be in correct chronological order. I have the windows store version of filebot. I waited 4 days and the changes wouldn't show up correctly. It displays in the old order. I went to another machine (macbook) in my house and the old version ...

The source binding is now formatting BluRay filename tags to BLURAY. Was there a recent change?