{
if (textLanguages) " {HasCC}"
}
YES, This is exactly what I needed. The show Yellowstone does have an English sub, but for some reason it is not on by default. The show Breaking Bad had 2 Chinese tracks and 1 of them was forced on. So, I deleted them all and solved my problem. One day, I want ...

Forgive me, I have mild dementia. I found the mediainfo table, but I see no way to capture it for here. I do see the field I want is [textLanguages] and the file sample has [zh, en] as the value. (zh=Chinese, en=English). Another sample where I have stripped the CC, has nothing in this field.

IF ...

Using my naming, I get the following output:
Better Call Saul (2015) 01x01 Uno [HD].mkv
Better Call Saul (2015) 01x02 Mijo [HD].mkv
Better Call Saul (2015) 01x03 Nacho [HD].mkv
Better Call Saul (2015) 01x04 Hero [HD].mkv
Better Call Saul (2015) 01x05 Alpine Shepherd Boy [HD].mkv
Better Call Saul ...

I use Filebot to rename my TV and Music collections. For TV, I use:
{n.upperInitial()} ({y})
{s.pad(2)}x{e.pad(2)} {t.upperInitial()}

{ if (vcf != /HEVC/) ' [NOT HEVC]' }
{
if (width >= 3840 || height >= 2160) return " [4K]"
if (width >= 1280 || height >= 720) return " [HD]"
return " [SD ...

An update: Today, it attempted only 4 images so it is not a FB issue. For these 4 images, it took 78 seconds. I think perhaps it is something with the fanart site. But thanks for allowing me to vent.

I have been a user for sometime. Thanks for an excellent program. Recently, I see something happening I do not understand. After finding the correct names, FB attempts to get the artwork (which I want). Often, this hangs, finding nothing or doing nothing until I cancel. On other shows it seems to ...

Thanks for the help, my renaming of movies is about perfect. After the naming is complete, is it possible to examine all the files in a folder, and -if- they do not include a defined year (2019); then move only those to another folder to examine then further?Perhaps to ask the year first, insert it ...

I continue to try and learn. Each expression included within { } is a standalone, right? Is there a list of the published meta characters which can be used? For instance, t. is title; n. is name; s. is season, e. is episode and so on. Is there a list of all available codes? What are the codes for ...

I almost forgot. Add articles A,an,the to the end of the title. I managed to lose the code to change the title.
i.e. To change this:

The curse of bridge hollow (2022).mkv

into this instead:

Curse Of Bridge Hollow, The (2022)[Adventure, Comedy, Horror, Family]-[4K].mkv

{n.colon(' - ')} ({y}){subt}{
if (width >= 3840 || height >= 2160) return " [4K]"
if (width >= 1280 || height >= 720) return " [HD]"
return " [SD]"
}

This works. How can I add Capitalize Each Word In Name and add [genre of movie] after the name? Also, if the encoding is not HEVC, add [Not HEVC ...

I have been using Filebot for 3 years now. I also have dementia so cannot think as well as when I was younger.

My renaming needs are simple. For TV shows, I use the following expression:
{n} {s.pad(2)}x{e.pad(2)} {t.upperInitial()} {" [$vf]"} { if (vcf != /HEVC/) ' [NOT HEVC]' }

Today, my name ...

Again, almost perfect. { n.replaceFirst(/^(?i)(The|A|An)\s(.+)/, /$2, $1/) }

I have a show: The Gabby Hayes Show (1956) and using the code above, I get: Gabby Hayes Show (1956), The.

Is it possible to insert The before the date (1956) instead of after?

Perfect! I like your suggestion { if (vcf != /HEVC/) ' [NOT HEVC]' } better than mine. I do not care what the resolution is, only that I need to compress with HEVC.

If this is not posted correctly, or in the correct place, I am sorry.
Here is the format I am using to rename TV shows:

{n.upperInitial ()} {s.pad 2}x{e.pad 2} {t} [{ vf.replace ('2160p':'4K') }] [{vc}]

While this works, I would like help in refining it just a bit. I am only interested in having ...

Exactly. Thanks for the reply.

I am using the following when renaming episodes:
This gives me the following: Is it possible to replace the [2160p] portion of the name with the simpler [4K] instead?

Thanks.