Thanks, will try those..

In --def unsortedFormat: 1. Is it possible to add Movies or TV Series to the filename/folder based on the amc recognition? 2. Or use the original folder structure to define the above? Original structure is: /home/aj/qBittorrent/Finished/Movie /home/aj/qBittorrent/Finished/Series /home/aj/qBittorrent ...

Is it possible to use --conflict override when using the windows GUI?

Only one I seen a few of is "dir cut" which you dont have on your list. The rest is one off for each movie which would be impossible to maintain.

Thanks for you help, got it working by using: {csv('editions.csv').findResults{ k, v -> if (fn.lower().replaceAll(/[._]/," ") =~ k) v}.unique().join(' ')} {tags} gave me a undefined error when the filename didnt have tags in them. A also wanted to pick up strange versions like for example X-Men ...

I've seen a few of the examples, but the problem is that it looks for a complete match, I just wanna do a partial one. My script: {y =~ "2014|2015" ? "\\\\DS3612\\Volume 1\\Video\\Filmer\\" : "\\\\DS3612\\Volume 2\\Filmer\\"}\{n.replaceAll(/[\\/?<>:|]/, "").replaceAll(/[*\s]+/, " ").replaceAll ...

Is it possible to lookup a CSV for parts of the filename. At the moment my code is pretty long to include all the possible movie editions, versions and cuts. What I would like to do is move all this out to a CSV file. example.csv Director cut;Directors cut Directors cut;Directors cut Director's cut ...