Turns out Kodi, Emby and TinyMediaManager all support S03E18E19E20E21 so I'll stick with this format.

In case anyone else finds it useful, I've ended up with this custom format:

\Series\{ emby[1] }\{ emby[2] }\{ emby[1] } - S{s.pad(2)}E{es*.pad(2).join('E')} - {t.replaceAll(/[`´‘’ʻ ...

Thank you! I am using Emby which supports both methods however the issue is that tinyMediaManager doesn't like it when I have more that 2 episodes in a span . Might try to see if tinyMediaManager can support more the 2 episodes in a span and then I could just use the fileBot {emby} format. Thanks ...

Hi there,

I've been looking for a solution and I haven't been able to find one on the forums. Similar topics but not the exact same.

My current episode format is:

Series\{ emby[1] }\{ emby[2] }\{ emby.derive{" $vf.$vc.$ac"}.name }


I'm trying to output a name that has more than 2 episodes in a ...

& 'C:\Program Files\FileBot\filebot.exe' -r -non-strict --db TheTVDB --action move --mode interactive -rename $location --output "E:\#Torrents\Renamed\TV Shows" --format "{ny.replaceAll(/[:]/, / -/)}/{episode.special ? 'Specials' : 'Season '+s.pad(2)}/{ny.replaceAll(/[:]/, / -/)} - {episode.special ...

Thanks rednoah. -non-strict ended up matching anyway so I didn't see if --mode interactive worked. Will just leave it there to see if it works in the future.

Thanks for the quick reply. I'm using PowerShell.

& 'C:\Program Files\FileBot\filebot.exe' -r --db TheTVDB --action move --mode interactive -rename $location --output "E:\" --format "{ny.replaceAll(/[:]/, / -/)}/{episode.special ? 'Specials' : 'Season '+s.pad(2)}/{ny.replaceAll ...

Doesn't --mode interactive work in Windows command line? I didn't notice that written anywhere. I was hoping to use this in my script.