I think I tried that or something similar but it still isn't working. I tried on both mac and windows as well. Maybe some other part of the naming is interfering. Are there any other problems in this: D:/Tv/{genres.contains('Documentary') ? 'Docs - Series' : 'Shows'}/{info.status == 'Ended' ? 'Ended ...

I did find out that there is a language tag in the avi container but trying to set that seemed like too much messing about as I couldn't find a simple way to do it. I just ended up changing the container to mkv as this seemed easier than delving into the avi documentation

Is it possible to add the year in brackets only if the year is not present, whilst also preserving other types of trailing brackets, such as (US) or (UK)? For example Firefly -> Firefly (2002) The Newsroom (2012) -> The Newsroom (2012) Wilfred (US) -> Wilfred (US) (2011) I've tried writing if ...

Is it something like this you are after? The brackets statement gives the collection if its in a collection, otherwise the name and year

So I don't think mediainfo currently supports avi audio language as shown in this table: https://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo/Support/Formats

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!

Some of my movies don't have the audio language set so I have written a script using python and ffmpeg to add the eng language metadata to the audio stream of the files. This seems to be working for mp4 and mkv files, however for avi files it doesn't seem to be adding the correct properties. I ...

Thank you, it's all updated

Ah that's great! I didn't notice that property. Thank you! I also have another question. Thetvdb didn't have an episode for a BBC documentary, so I updated it. I was wondering how long it takes to go through to the database or if there is some way I can force an update of the local database. Or is ...

I found the toString() expression and I think I can get it from there.

series.toString()

I'm looking for some help using the series expression. I don't seem to be able to use any functions on this. Is this an object rather than a string and hence the standard methods are unavailable? This is what I have so far: {n.replaceAll(/:/,/-/)} ({certification} {y}) [{series}]/Season {s.pad(2 ...