Is this how'd you use that (as an example), or would it go some where else in the script? return "$author/$series/Book $book - $title {$narrator}/Book $book - $title {$narrator} { fn.match(/[0-9]+$/) }.${ext}" Would this logic also work when audio books are just a single audio file without a number ...

Audiobookshelf has their supported directory structure listed here: https://www.audiobookshelf.org/docs/#book-directory-structure I used the FileBot article here to begin building something that align to their standards: https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=14137 I've went through a ton of ...

I messed around with this for a bit and couldn't get it (or even close). Is there a way to make it: 1) Use the file creation or date taken (photos) to determine the correct folder creation/placement? For example: processing three files that were taken on different months would create 2020-2, 2013-3 ...

I think the short answer is: I don't know. lol I wish I could say I was joking, but I went back and looked at the first example in the manual. It appears that it's roughly talking about the same thing, but I really can't make sense of it at all. I could take what you sent me and customize it for use ...

I use Filebot for renaming movies/TV shows and it's super easy and it works great. I love it. I thought I would be able to use it to rename other files - and I know I can - I just can't seem to figure out how. What I want to do is pretty simple (I think): I have family photos that have come from all ...