I don't know what you mean with "r1955" but I found a workaround by myself. I made a filelist with filebot --> removed the chars with an editor --> renamed the files using this txt file with filebot. That worked quiet well but also Filebot is great for videos and movies I recognized its not that ...

Hello again,

I found another "problem". When I use Filebot for .mp3 it don't gets results for files that has "ä, ü, ö or ß" in its name or the name of the folder they belong to. I know its just an problem that we have here in Germany but perhaps there is a workaround!?!??

TY

Yes, it did work well. It was just the wrong thinking of myself. Thank you for opening my mind ^^

greets

akira2012

Sorry but I don't get the point. I want to use it for subtitle files. Because these are in the folder together with the movie. So I thought it should be possible to add the language to the files because otherwise he would use the same name for different language files... Is this not possible? EDIT ...

Hello, first of all: GREAT PROGRAMM. Saved my tons of time =) I have a problem with the renaiming of Sub-Files using lang. Here is what my format looks like: G:\Videos\Filme_neu\{n.replaceFirst(/^(?i)(The|A)\s(.+)/, /$2, $1/)} {'('+y+')'}\{n.replaceFirst(/^(?i)(The|A)\s(.+)/, /$2, $1/)} {"${fn.match ...