Hi everyone. I definetly want to use this script: { types = ['lang', 'codec', 'ch'] /* ['lang','codec', 'ch', 'objects'] */ replaceSpaces = ' ' /* EN?DTS-HD?MA?7.1?-?EN?DTS?5.1 */ joinWithin = '.' /* ENG?DTS-HD?MA?7.1 */ joinStreams = '.' /* ENG DTS-HD MA 7.1 ? FRA AC3 5.1 */ joinLangs = '.' /* ENG ...

This code does the group by audio codec, so that's completely unrelated to the language, so adding some replacement there does nothing: audio.groupBy{ a -> a.format.removeAll(/[^A-Z0-9]/) } You'll wanna do the iTA replacement on the final result: { '.' + audio.groupBy{ a -> a.format.removeAll(/[^A ...

You can call .replace('ITA', 'iTA') on any String value. This is what I tried but I couldn't manage it to work. That's what I tried. Maybe wrong position? { audio.groupBy{ a -> a.format.removeAll(/[^A-Z0-9]/).replace('ITA', 'iTA')}.collect{ c, a -> a.LanguageString3*.upper().unique().join ...

Possible but not easy. Intricate custom requirements will require a fair bit of programming experience to create and maintain. Definitely not recommended for beginners. If you already have a format, then you can just add something like this at the end: { '.' + vs } { '.' + vf } { '.' + audio ...