I like using sortName to move 'The' to the end of the Movie or TV series name but I have noticed that if the media name has a default year in the title because it's a common title the 'the' gets moved behind the year instead of before the year. For example: Using TheTVDB as a source The Outer Limits...

After looking through the forum for ways to deal with multiple episodes in a single file I came up with the following expression: {episode.regular ? {' '+s.pad(2)+'x'+episodes.collect{[it.episode]*.pad(2).join('x') }.join('-')} : ' 00x'+special.pad(2)} Which seems to do exactly what I want if there ...

I'm having trouble with this exact same episode. TheTVDB's DVD order correctly lists 22 episodes for this season, while the aired order lists only 21. I'm not sure why FileBot is unable to correctly match these episodes when using DVD order? :? Is the correct way to change to DVD order from this men...

{t} yields .exe as expected: {t} After removing illegal characters the result is exe which is expected too (file names must not start with . because that denotes hidden files) but perhaps isn't exactly what you want in this particular use case: {t.removeIllegalCharacters()} Okay, so it was t.remove...

What is your custom format? S:/{n.sortName('$2, $1').replaceAll(/[:|]/, " - ")}/{episode.special ? 'Specials' : 'Season '+s}/{ext =~ /(?i)idx|sub|srt/ ? '/Subs/' : ''}/{n.colon(" - ")}{episode.regular ? {' '+s.pad(2)+'x'+episodes.collect{[it.episode]*.pad(2).join('x') }.join('-'...

I just noticed a rather unique bug that was introduced in 4.9.3 that did not exist in 4.9.2. I'm not sure if this is intentional behaviour or a new safety feature but I just used the latest version to test a change to my format expression on the show Person of Interest . The reason I say unique is b...

rednoah wrote: ↑14 Feb 2021, 02:30 Use lang.ISO2:

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{'.'+lang.ISO2}

Awesome, this worked. Thank you.

How do I change the +lang expression to create a 2 character language code instead of 3 characters? For example I want my format to output something like moviename.en.srt instead of moviename.eng.srt.

Firstly I just wanna say thanks for this amazing app, it really is a lifesaver when it comes to sorting out media. Speaking of which this is what I have come up with for sorting out my movies: //media/Movies/{n0 = n.sortName().charAt(0); n0.isDigit() ? '#' : n0}/{n.sortName('$2, $1').replaceAll(/[:|...