Okay, so I went back today to renaming these files. I had been trying to use mazetv (I think was the db name) as it was what I had to use in kodi to detect the show properly so I figured it was a data thing.. (maybe using --q helped avoid issues) but anyways long story short I just went and used ...

Ah ok, they are self-consistent with that convention then. GNU conventions would be nice, but I think I at least understand things enough now. I wonder if it could be worth the effort to calculate absolute numbers when seasonal information is available, without the need for mapping. I missed the ...

A couple problems. The first one is more of a grip single dashes are for shorthand and double dashes are for full word options so: -h --help But the real annoying part is the CLI options aren't self-consistent. The second is there doesn't appear to be a --dry-run option on command line, so I'm ...

I eventually `perl-rename`d the files to something that worked though not on aniDB or TheTVDB. I'll take another crack at things tomorrow with all this information you've shared; I'm hoping there is a tidbit in here that'll help me use filebot to get what I currently have `{n} [{E}] - {s}x{e.pad(2 ...

I'm trying to rename some files, and they came with the episode number in the series. It seems to be messing up the matches. The format is: `E.000.S00.e00_title` example: `E.091.S05.e15_...` I'll probably just do a `find . -exec rename ... \;` to remove it, but it'd be nice if this really robust ...