This one is working great Thanks a lot!

It all returns the same value 'NO_AUDIO'. I think it is due to the any{au.collect......}{'NO_AUDIO'} part. For testing purpose I deleted the "any"-condition around "au.collect" and then I got the following error message: [Expression yields empty value: Cannot compare java.lang.String with value '93 ...

No, I tried with this: { def preferredLang = 'Eng' def useChFilter = false def filter = { [it.codec, it.ch, it.objects, it.lang] } def codecList = [ 'MP3' : 'MP3', 'PCM' : 'PCM', 'AAC LC' : 'AAC', 'AAC LC SBR' : 'AAC', 'AAC LC SBR PS' : 'AAC', 'AC 3' : 'AC3', 'AC 3 Dep' : 'EAC3', 'E AC 3' : 'EAC3 ...

You are missing the first part ? { def preferredLang = 'Eng' def useChFilter = false def filter = { [it.codec, it.ch, it.objects, it.lang] } I did change this part as well. I've also tried to just use your script and nothing else. So like this: { def preferredLang = 'Eng' def useChFilter = false ...

All right - I will . So far it is running really well .

Thank you! What do I influence with that part def useChFilter = false ? Also I think the changes broke the support for the .m2ts-files. I always get "NO_AUDIO" for these files now. any{audio.collect{ au -> def codec = audioClean(any{ au['CodecID/Hint'] }{ au['Format'] }) def format_profile = any ...

"If I get "UNKNOWN FORMAT" is it always due to the codec list?" YES it's ALWAYS a audioClean on ("CodecID/Hint" OR "Format") + "Format_AdditionalFeatures" = "combined" so... 'AC 3 Dep' : 'EAC3', 'E AC 3' : 'EAC3', 'AC 3 Dep JOC' : 'EAC3 Atmos', 'E AC 3 JOC' : 'EAC3 Atmos', Aaah, now I get it. And ...

Thank you! It is working but unfortunately it is not giving the result I hoped for. It gives: Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) 2160p HDR10+ [UHD] DTS 5 1 DTS-HD MA 2 0 So it is not finding the dolby atmos audio line. Reason is my assumption was wrong unfortunately. The ATMOS-line is not the one with the ...

You are insanely fast :D It looks very good: https://ibb.co/xDPsYCd Thank you very much! @kim is it possible to include a special handling for files with a .m2ts-ending? They seem to be very different than audio-streams from .mkv-files. It would be great to at least get the best quality stream as I ...

Awesome! Thank you. I will wait for the update

:idea: FileBot can help you batch-extract all your ISO archives. This allows FileBot / MediaInfo to work because FileBot will handle disk folders as a single unit and MediaInfo bindings will be based on first video file within the disk folder. I've just unpacked one of the .iso files manually which ...

That sounds good
But it seems I do something wrong.
When I go to Filter -> Load folder with .iso-file in it -> press extract all nothing happens

Of course I don't loose files
What I meant is I loose the menu structure.
When you open an .iso-file you get into the Bluray menu from which you can select certain chapters, specials like interviews and so on.
If you extract the .iso you can't see which file is what.

Can you give me a hint how to extract them with filebot?
But when I extract them will I loose the menu of the bluray?
This is the reason why I have some .isos in the first place.

It gives exactly the same result So: [Expression yields empty value: Binding "default": undefined] 8 Mile (2002) respectively [Expression yields empty value: Binding "audio": java.lang.NullPointerException] The BFG (2016) For BFG I realised there is not even an Audio Tab in Mediainfo. I tested with ...

" problem that it adds a space before the "-". " do you use this ? /data/Movies/{az}/{collection}/{ny.UpperInitial()}/{n.upperInitial()} ({y})/{n.upperInitial()} ({y}) {fn.matchAll(/UHD|4K|MVC|framepacked|FSBS|HSBS|HOU|FOU/)} {source} {special} {tags} {vf} {vc} {hdr} {s3d} {aco} {channels ...

Now I get it .
When using the GUI is there a way to change the minimum duration for video files?
I know for scripts there is --def minLengthMS=0 but I don't find any option is the windows app?

@rednoah in the gui without doing anything I loose the "-fanart" 8 Mile (2002) 1080P X264 AAC Tt0298203-fanart.jpg becomes to 8 Mile (2002) x264 1080p SDR.jpg @Kim I've included your bug fix (hope it's correct) def bestPreferredGer = any{audioStreams.findAll{it.lang == preferredGer }.sort{a, b -> b ...

Was the lang code "Deu" and not "Ger"? you need to change that part Yeah, the language code for German is "deu". I already changed it :). Maybe this is dependent on the installation of media info. I don't know. any{SOMETHING}{null} Replace {null} with e.g. {'nothing'} = any{if NOT null use this ...

@rednoah I absolutely understand that. And the support from you and the other members is outstanding :). @kim Your coding is really great. The end of my coding looks like this now. def allStreams = audioStreams.collect{ filter(it) }*.minus(null).unique()*.join(' ') def preferredStream = oneStream ...

@rednoah thanks, this is quite some stuff to understand if you are not familiar with such things
@kim Wow, this looks awesome. Thank you so much. I will try as soon as I get home.

Thank you! The movieformat.groovy file works just fine .
Is there a list what functions I can call inside the def-expression (instead of .max)?
For example I want to try to find the information of the german audio line with the most channels.
Is this also possible?

@file_syntax is awesome - it really helped and solved some of my problems. For example any{HDR}{'SDR'} is working now :D. But I am still struggling with this part { def bestaudio = audio.max{ it.Channels as int } bestaudio.Format_AdditionalFeatures + ' ' + bestaudio.language + ' ' } Inside my ...

I've used the desktop application for testing now. With this I've build the following expression which works great: {az}/{collection}/{any{localize[languages[0]].n} {n}.upperInitial() } ({y})/{any{localize[languages[0]].ny}{ny}.upperInitial() } {tags} {source} {vc} {vf} { any{hdr}{'SDR'} } { def ...

Okay, understood. I will use the desktop application to check if everything is working there. But where do I do the defining of the variable? Where in my statement do I have to put this snippet { def a = audio.max{ it.Channels as int } a.Channels + 'ch.' + a.Format } ? Can you please check if the ...