Late follow-up question, is it possible to omit/ignore edition pattern names, such as Remastered, while continuing to use {edition} binding? Thanks again!

I'm using the following expression and am wondering how to adjust it to include the edition tag on the folder as well as the filename? Right now it's only included in the filename. { ~plex.id.derive{" {tmdb-$id} "} } { "edition-$edition}" } Results in: /300 (2007) {tmdb-1271}/300 (2007) {tmdb-1271 ...

Thanks for adding {plex.year}! That permanently solves it for me.

It seems there's been some drift on emby binding. What's the recommended pattern to include TV Show year along with TVDBID within {} per Plex guidance?

Reviving this thread with a question about getting duplicate years in folders and filenames with the following expression: {n} ({y}){" {tvdb-$id}"}/{'Season '+s00}/{n} ({y}) - {s00e00} - {t} -... Some shows include the year in title, such as Perry Mason (2020) . With the above expression the output ...

I see your point. Sounds like nothing is perfect, but close enough most of the time. Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks for the emby tip! Per Plex, If you are using the “Plex TV Series” agent, you can optionally include the TMDB or TVDB show ID in the folder name to improve matching. If you choose to do that, it must be inside curly braces: ShowName (2020) {tvdb-123456} Sounds a little different than your POV. ...

It appears the TV Series first air year isn't automatically included in the {plex} binding. I'm wondering if this is on purpose or an oversight, given that Plex recommends including the year on the series folder and filename?