{ vf =~ /2160p/ ? '4K Movies' : 'Movies' }/{ ~plex.id ** { " {edition-$edition}" } % { allOf{vf}{hdr}{bitrate}{vcf}{ac}{channels}.joining(', ', ' [', ']') }} { vf =~ /2160p/ ? '4K TV Shows' : 'TV Shows' }/{ ~plex * { ' (' + y + ')' } * {" {tmdb-" + {id} + "}"} % { allOf{vf}{hdr}{bitrate}{vcf}{ac ...

I ended up with these two formats for movies and TV. { vf =~ /2160p/ ? '4K Movies' : 'Movies' }/{ ~plex.id ** { " {edition-$edition}" } % {" ["} % {vf + ', ' } % {hdr ? hdr + ', ': '' } % {Bitrate + ', ' } % {vcf + ', ' } % {ac + ', ' } % {channels + ']' }} For TV I switched to { ~plex * { ' (' + y ...

Will try when I get home.

/{ vf =~ /2160p/ ? '4K Movies' : 'Movies' }/{ ~plex.id ** { " {edition-$edition}" } % { ' ' + hdr } % { ' ' + vf } % { ' ' + vcf } % { ' ' + ac } % { ' ' + channels }} Like so? And could I do this to inject a year into series the same way with the /{ vf =~ /2160p/ ? '4K TV Shows' : 'TV Shows ...

I am in need of some help finding or fine-tuning my final naming scheme. I currently am using /media/{fn.match(/Open.Matte/) ? '/Open Matte/ ' : "" }/{ vf =~ /2160p/ ? '4K Movies' : 'Movies' } / { ~plex.id % { fn =~ /open.matte/ ? " {edition-Open Matte}" : " {edition-$edition}" } % { ' (' + director ...

I will try that exclude less than 15min video and maybe implement it into a schedule once a month or week. Is there a test I can do to see if it understands that it is using a local mnt? Like if I can run a test to see how long time it would take to run mediainfo on the files. It should be local now ...

/opt/filebot-node/task 21 filebot -script 'fn:amc' /mnt/hydra-media/Downloads/Media/ --output /mnt/hydra-media --action duplicate -non-strict --order Airdate --conflict auto --lang en --def 'excludeLink=y' 'artwork=y' 'skipExtract=y' 'minFileAge=0.125' 'storeReport=/mnt/hydra-media/Appdata/filebot ...

I didn't take note of exactly what but it was on the lines of "java process nr x killed because of memory" something around that so yeah the OS killed the process. (i should have grabbed the console output for later context yeah) It happened multiple times as it was ruining the cronjob every 4 hours ...

I saw in the console that the process was killed because of lack of memory so I have now 4x it from 512mb to 2048mb might increase it if it requires it but I want to stay within reason. I also have moved the the original files to a new completed folder when I am satisfied they have been hardlinked ...

I have yet to add them properly as edtion folders, because just with files in the same folder as a standard version would from my limited testing give no edtion marker for that movie file I would have to add it myself in plex. But it might be that at that time I had not named them {edition-Open ...

I seem to be having a problem with filebot-node starting out fine but after a a while it seemingly stops and sometimes it gets killed and doesn't start again. I thought it might have been that I ran the crontab schedule too often with every two hours. So I increased it to 4 hours, but then I thought ...

It's a aspect ratio thing "Open-matte is the general term for when a film is shown (partially or entirely) uncropped from what was originally filmed. This stems from when film stock was used and to achieve the desired final ratio of a film you typically had to physically cover part of the frame with ...

I noticed that open matte is not noted as a edition or tag (could i add it myself by editing filebot install?). I have been racking my head trying to add it to the folder name as well as the file name I think I have figured out that I can't do it with plex.id or I don't know how to. I am hoping that ...