All I'm trying to do is put HDR at the end of the filename if it's an HDR movie. I tested Kims code and it appears to be doing that.

I tried the {hdr == 'HDR'} code, thinking exactly what you said rednoah, code but it showed an invalid exception at = when running it in the filebot app.

What does ...

For some reason, that I can't seem to figure out, the text HDR gets added to every movie. I want to tag HDR movies with HDR, but even SDR movies get HDR added to the filenames.

Here is the script I am using

movieFormat=p:/movies/{n.sortName('$2, $1')} ({y})/{n}.{hdr = 'HDR' ? allOf{vf}{channels ...

In testing older movies without an HDR field even available it said the field was undefined when I used the double equal. It's works as expected on all files with the single =.

use this:
{ any{allOf{vf}{af}{vc}{ac}{VIDEO[0].HDR_format_commercial}.join('.')} {allOf{vf}{af}{vc}{ac}.join ...

rednoah wrote: ↑07 Jul 2021, 16:06 You’ll want to have a dedicated Media folder instead of using the drive root.

Ahh, OK! I'll look at doing that next.

I really appreciate you help rednoah!!

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There is no --def tvFormat option, so your custom series format is never used.

:arrow: Please copy & paste the parameter names from the amc script documentation.



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--output folder must be a valid output folder even if your custom formats are absolute:
Invalid usage: input folder ...

I was asking about a padded SEASON folder, not the padded season number in the filename.

In testing older movies without an HDR field even available it said the field was undefined when I used the double equal. It's works as expected on all files with the single =.

I've got it figured out for the most part now. I've got a small problem though when running from utorrent, I get a padded season number for the season folder name and I don't want that.

Here is the code from the preferences
"C:\Program Files\FileBot\filebot.launcher.exe" @P:/filebotArgs.txt "ut ...

I'm trying to use the HDR/Dobly Vision detection snippet that devster wrote in the run program of uTorrent. It's bombing out on all the double quotes.

Here is the code being executed

"C:\Program Files\FileBot\filebot.launcher.exe" -script fn:amc --output "P:" --action move --conflict auto -non ...

That's what I left out. Thanks!!

How do I skip the last period of my formatting if there is no HDR/DolbyVision? I've attached the code below. If there is no HDR detected it should stop at {ac} then. Thanks for any help!

right now I am getting

Loki - S01E03 - Lamentis.2160p.6ch.x265.EAC3..mkv ...

Updated version:

{
def _HDRMap = [
"HDR10": "HDR10",
"SMPTE ST 2086": "HDR10",
"SMPTE ST 2094 App 3": "Advanced HDR",
"SMPTE ST 2094 App 4": "HDR10+",
"Dolby Vision / SMPTE ST 2086": "Dolby Vision",
"Dolby Vision / HDR10": "Dolby Vision",
"ETSI TS 103 433": "SL-HDR1",
"SL-HDR1": "SL ...