When selecting a match the only thing I can choose is 'Plex Series'. I never ever encountered any problems until now, only with this specific series. The copy of the series I have combines the first 2 episodes instead of splitting them like on TMDB. Should I just split them?

Hello, I recently downloaded and renamed 'The Angry Video Game Nerd' season 2 and named it correctly with FIlebot to the correct TVDB naming scheme. My Plex seems to make a mistake because it recognises the first episodes as parts 1 and 2 while the first epiosded already contains those 2 parts. Epis...

Hello, I was wondering if it is possible to have 2 version of the same movie in a PLEX-collection, renamed by FILEBOT with the correct code. Atm, I'm using the following code for my movies: E:\[Video]\{ plex * { allOf{ languages =~ /eng/ ? null : languages.name[0].upper() }{genre}{director}{vc}{vf}....

[quote=rednoah post_id=56972 time=1644627890 user_id=54] If you're organizing files for Plex, then {plex.id} is recommended. But if you also want Name (Year) then {emby.id} is what you want. Presumably, it'll work just as well. :?: Do you want Name (Year) because of personal preferences, or because ...

Any idea how to get the year as (XXXX) behind the movie name? I see. If you want Name (Year) for TV Series folder names / Episode file names then you can use emby instead of plex which happens to do give you the naming you want: https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4116 Emby Naming Standa...

rednoah wrote: ↑05 Feb 2022, 10:53 If you're using {plex} for movies then you will always get Name (Year) naming by default.


Are we perhaps talking about TV Show naming and not Movie naming?

Correct. I thought this was obvious since I gave a concrete example with Firefly.

rednoah wrote: ↑04 Feb 2022, 12:09 Use ny instead of n?

Sorry, but I don't see the n-indicator in this formula:

X:/{ ~plex * { allOf{ languages =~ /eng/ ? null : languages.name[0].upper() }{genre}{y}{vf}.joining(', ', ' [', ']') } }

Am I blind?

Yes, you can just use y : X:/{ ~plex * { allOf{ languages =~ /eng/ ? null : languages.name[0].upper() }{genre}{y}{vf}.joining(', ', ' [', ']') } } X:/Firefly [Drama, 2002, 2160p]/Season 01/Firefly - S01E01 - Serenity Hey Noah, Any idea how to get the year as (XXXX) behind the movie name? Thx in adv...

Yes, you can just use y : X:/{ ~plex * { allOf{ languages =~ /eng/ ? null : languages.name[0].upper() }{genre}{y}{vf}.joining(', ', ' [', ']') } } X:/Firefly [Drama, 2002, 2160p]/Season 01/Firefly - S01E01 - Serenity Yeah, that one I figured out but I was having trouble with getting it like this: F...

I see. I'd start with this example from the {plex} format manual: e.g. Avatar (2009) [M19995]/Avatar (2009) { ~plex * " [M$id]" } and then copy & paste your specification list code: X:/{ ~plex * { allOf{ languages =~ /eng/ ? null : languages.name[0].upper() }{genre}{director}{vf}.join...

EDIT: :idea: If you want to use the {plex} format but append to values to the movie / series folder name, then that would work like this: X:/Plex/{ plex * { allOf{ languages =~ /eng/ ? null : languages.name[0].upper() }{genre}{director}{vf}.joining(', ', ' [', ']') } } e.g. Avatar (2009) [M19995]/A...

[ One of the suggestions above; use second folder and final file name component from the {plex} path; can work: { plex[1] }/{ plex.name } but then you turned it around for some reason, but that won't make sense, because you're using the file name component which includes .eng bit as folder level, s...

kim wrote: ↑01 Feb 2022, 22:11

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{ plex[1] }/{ plex.derive{allOf{ languages =~ /eng/ ? null : languages.name[0].upper() }{genre}{director}{vf}.joining(', ', ' [', ']')}.name }

Hellboy (2004)/Hellboy (2004) [Fantasy, Guillermo del Toro, 1080p]

Any suggestions? I'm kinda stuck here.

{ plex[1] }/{ plex.derive{allOf{ languages =~ /eng/ ? null : languages.name[0].upper() }{genre}{director}{vf}.joining(', ', ' [', ']')}.name } Hellboy (2004)/Hellboy (2004) [Fantasy, Guillermo del Toro, 1080p] Thx for the code but now it still puts the subs in a seperate folder. When I use this: E:...

what strange results! ? https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/52999-l-adversaire?language=en-US { plex.derive{allOf{ languages =~ /eng/ ? null : languages.name[0].upper() }{genre}{director}{vf}.joining(', ', ' [', ']')}.name } {(plex^ null).name } {allOf{ languages =~ /eng/ ? null : languages.name[0].up...

what strange results! ? https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/52999-l-adversaire?language=en-US { plex.derive{allOf{ languages =~ /eng/ ? null : languages.name[0].upper() }{genre}{director}{vf}.joining(', ', ' [', ']')}.name } {(plex^ null).name } {allOf{ languages =~ /eng/ ? null : languages.name[0].up...

For example, 'Black' (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4008758/), a movie that's mostly french/dutch spoken is considered 'ARABIC' by the renaming scheme!

This one seems to do the trick although it gives some strange results! {ny.colon(/ - /)} {allOf{ languages =~ /eng/ ? null : languages.name[0].upper() }{genre}{director}{vf}.joining(', ', ' [', ']')}{subt} Where does it get its information from concerning the language? Thx for the brilliant code BTW!

{plex.name} {allOf{ languages =~ /eng/ ? null : languages.name[0].upper() }{genre}{director}{vf}.joining(', ', ' [', ']')} sample: The Adversary (2002) [FRENCH, Mystery, Nicole Garcia, 1080p] Thx for the effort! I'm using this one atm: {ny.colon(/ - /)} [{genre}, {director}, {vf}]/{plex.name} [{gen...

Thank u kindly! Will check this out! I'm trying to add information to movies that are spoken in a different language (Japanese, French, etc. ) because they are automatically renamed to their English name by Filebot. e.g. Movie called 'L'adversaire' is now renamed 'The Adversary (2002) [Mystery, Nico...

Hello,


Is there a way to add a LANGUAGE part in my renaming scheme but only when the language of the movie isn't English? Thx in advance!

Hey Kim,

Both of those do not work and give different error codes:

1. Binding "PartPosition": undefined
2. Pattern not found: (530 670-3) VA-I_Love_The_90s-(530.670-3)-3CD-FLAC-2008-WRE

rednoah wrote: ↑30 Jan 2021, 16:06 {d} is the airdate. In Music Mode, this would map to some sort of date value, such as 2020-01-30 but never just 1.

Oh, that explains it. So how can I implement the disc-number then? Any idea?

Heya, First of all: thank you for your amazing software. My autistic brain adores stuff like this! :D Now I have a small question. I'm renaming my audio from multi folders to one single folder. For example: C:\ALBUM\CD 1\01. ARTIST - TRACK Should become C:\ALBUM\101. ARTIST - TRACK I correctly edite...

e.g. Format: {plex.derive{if (dc > 1) "(Part $di)"}} (only work if renamed in same run) e.g. House MD S06E01 (1).mp4 House MD S06E01 (2).mp4 https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?p=47796#p47796 https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?p=52751#p52751 @rednoah why does the [GUI -...