rednoah wrote: ↑28 Jul 2024, 09:00 {fn} will give you the current file name.


See Presets › Example 13: Append Media Properties for example, and Plain File Mode for details and additional examples.

Thank you, I have no idea how i missed that in the list -_-

When creating the renaming format, I would like to add things to the existing name instead of replacing the existing name. Some reference to the existing name or a mode to add to existing name would be great.

I didn't realize I could have conditionals in the format. Where is this gui format editor you speak of?

This doesn't solve my problem though. Assume i'm only processing movies, here's an example: If I have: Movie 1 (2004).mp4 Movie 2 (2015).mp4 Movie 3 (2016).mp4 The final folder structure should be: A:\Movies\2004\Movie 1 (2004)\Movie 1 (2004).mp4 A:\Movies\2015\Movie 2 (2015)\Movie 2 (2015).mp4 B ...

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