In related news, you seem to have an interesting bug/'feature' when a folder called Episodes is passed, even as a parent as an argument. Observe: Parameter: seriesFormat = Episodes/{n}/{episode.special ? "Special" : "Season "+s.pad(2)}/{n} - {episode.special ? "S00E"+special.pad(2) : s00e00} - {t ...

Hang about, stop press. Without the ; entry, it will print mappings when used directly; {'Blue Submarine No.6','Blue Submarinea'=null, Blue Submarine No.6,Blue Submarineb=null}. However it only seems to rename when the ; version is used in the CSV, it won't map if the file looks like: Blue Submarine ...

Typical - too focussed on the details and missed the bloody obvious. Thanks yet again. It seems to remap now, looking for entry;definition - which isn't really CSV? Given a file with three lines in varying formats, it always picks the ; one, regardless of position within the file. Not really a major ...

I see, thanks again. I'm now trying to use the csv method as a formatting tool as outlined, but it seems unable to find matches. Could you please verify what format it expects the file to be in? If I'm reading things correctly, it should look for 'Blue Submarine No.6' in the CSV file, yet even with ...

Cheers for the quick reply. 1: I see... sort of what I was fearing then, just online rather than local. Will try extra hard to avoid needing to modify the script in that case. 2: Damn. I'll have to look into options then, although hopefully you're not likely to introduce script/version ...

This sort of crosses a few categories, so hopefully it makes sense to deal with under the common denominator, which is the CLI. I'm running filebot on torrents after they're finished, and there's some python beforehand to sort the files into other directories so I can target say eg /anime with ...