Thanks for the tip on s00e00 , I've added that.
I also wanted to note in case anyone else is looking at this thread, you can't use ! (exclamation point) in the command line by default. It's a special character for history expansion in bash. There are several ways to fix that. I had trouble escaping ...
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- 22 Mar 2016, 01:22
- Forum: Scripting and Automation
- Topic: Combining filters on command line?
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- 20 Mar 2016, 21:01
- Forum: Scripting and Automation
- Topic: Combining filters on command line?
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Re: Combining filters on command line?
I'm not sure how accurate my 90% figure is :)
I'm using Filebot to help rename MyhtTV recordings for Plex. Some of the shows are years old, so I couldn't be terribly picky on the filter. I was using:
filebot -rename "$PRETTYFILEPATH" --db thetvdb -non-strict --filter "y > 2010" --format "/media ...
I'm using Filebot to help rename MyhtTV recordings for Plex. Some of the shows are years old, so I couldn't be terribly picky on the filter. I was using:
filebot -rename "$PRETTYFILEPATH" --db thetvdb -non-strict --filter "y > 2010" --format "/media ...
- 20 Mar 2016, 17:11
- Forum: Scripting and Automation
- Topic: Combining filters on command line?
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Combining filters on command line?
I'm using the command line, not a script. I've been looking into filters to improve the command line renaming. Right now with my limited skills I'm getting about 90% correct rate.
How do you go about combining different filters? Do you somehow combine them into one filter, or can you have two (or ...
How do you go about combining different filters? Do you somehow combine them into one filter, or can you have two (or ...