Oh right ok yeh I will have a look at that

Thankyou very much sir. Got myself some very long and drawn out, yet effective code now then. Would be a bit tight to not post it here now after all the time and help. {n.sortName().replaceTrailingBrackets().removeAll(/Marvel's /).replace('S.H.I.E.L.D.', 'SHIELD').replace('Battlestar Galactica ...

Yes sorry that must have sounded pretty stupid tbh. I didn't mean the main databases that the program uses rather the memory of the program.. but I'm confusing myself now anyway lol ignore it but yes it makes sense that I would just make a new code with your 'SHIELD' bit in it and then save it as a ...

Hey again, been a while but I'm back lol I've been trying to sort it out so my code removes stuff like 'marvel' from the name. Looking at all the examples above, would I need to have a separate piece of code to use for every time I'm working with a marvel show? For instance I'm trying to change ...

Your folder structure is very non-standard, so it doesn't know which parts to ignore. In this case you probably just need to click Skip . You can make it remember to Skip for this query by clicking the [1] / [ALL] toggle on the lower right. It's not asking about 12 Monkeys because that part is ...

Hi, I was messing around trying to manually rename some files a while back using instructions from the youtube video and the help here but since I did it I have been getting this error regularly http://i.imgur.com/yyUtfS0.png I think I may have confused the application by telling it that certain ...

I still haven't been able to work out how to do this after a lot of messing around with my code. Could someone take a quick look and help me possibly as it's doing my head it now :? EDIT; I did it! I was still just messing about with it like rednoah told me to and eventually I found that I just ...

Could you please help me and tell me how I can enter something in my code that replaces the colon ":" (which is not allowed in the file name) with a semi colon ";" (which is allowed in the file name).. Here is the code I want to add it to.. (I don't want to change any thing else or any other ...

You just literally write it at the end of the code! lol no brackets, no special characters, nothing just put WEB-DL at the end and it appears on every file I'm changing lol thanks mate. playing with it I guess is the best way to learn because then I wont forget these things..

but hold on, if I don't check the database then I'm not getting a chance to add that bit to my code am I? Don't I need to fetch data- edit format- add the code to mine - then choose one tv database?

omg hahaha I guess I completely asked the wrng questions lol I need to make myself clearer dear me. sorry mate. and Thankyou!

I'm surprised there is just no code that simply says 'add this to the end of the title "WEB-DL" but I guess that's just the way it goes. either way that text file route sounds like some good news. so I would just need to put a text file inside any folder I'm working with. and that will just simply ...

I see this http://i.imgur.com/2i4WP0b.png but the thing is I wanted the code to add it for some and not others and also the source might not be exactly WEB-DL it might be web rip or web-rp or web.dl or even Bd-rip which to me would all mean the same quality and format but I wanted a constant which ...

Hmm. the only thing is I delete track names and properties using mkv merge because sometimes vlc player shows the track name rather than the title. (it's OCD) but this is what I mean, say I have this folder here for Firefly http://i.imgur.com/XeD4Glt.png as you can see a few of the files are the ...

what about if it isn't there in the first place? If I just want to add it to 50 files that I've already renamed in the past?

You're right about the folders but I actually already have all my folders. I have Tv or Movies then inside tv I have every folder called 'TV - Firefly' then I don't separate series inside them anymore because I like to just be able to play them on constant on my tv. I was messing about with it a ...

Your format defines a filename, not an absolute path. You do realize that with your format you can rewrite the entire path and move files into a new structure entirely defined by your format, right? I'll be honest mate, I don't really understand what you mean.. but I'm using the code now and for ...

Probably more like: {n.sortName().replaceTrailingBrackets()} {sxe} {t.sortName().replaceAll(/[!?.]+$/).replaceAll(/[`´‘’ʻ]/, "'") .lowerTrail().replacePart(', Part $1')} Mate, honestly thank you so much. This app is already saving me countless hours organizing 2tb of tv shows on my external and I'm ...

wow thanks for quick reply mate. so just to be clear.. would it look like this

{n.replaceTrailingBrackets()} {sxe}{e.pad(2)} {t.sortName().replaceAll(/[!?.]+$/).replaceAll(/[`´‘’ʻ]/, "'") .lowerTrail().replacePart(', Part $1')}

Hi, I'm currently using the code from the website for this preset - 'firefly 1x01 Pilot' using this code - {n.replaceTrailingBrackets()} {s+'x'}{e.pad(2)} {t.replaceAll(/[!?.]+$/).replaceAll(/[`´‘’ʻ]/, "'") .lowerTrail().replacePart(', Part $1')} could anyone please help me and tell me how I can also ...