rednoah wrote:You can exclude null values (and 0 values) quite easily like this:

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{episodes.absolute.findAll().join('-')}

Specials generally don't have absolute numbers, but normal episodes also might not if that data hasn't been entered yet.

Cool, thanks.

Just using {episode} might actually give you the value you want. The default String representation lists all SxE numbers of all episodes in SxE format.

I actually like
{primaryTitle}.S{s.pad(2)}E{es*.pad(2).join('E')}.{t} ({episodes.absolute.join('-')})

My files are currently labeled like ...

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{s00e00} will give you multi-episode numbers as per Plex standard:
https://support.plex.tv/hc/en-us/articles/200220687-Naming-Series-Season-Based-TV-Shows

If it works for Plex, it should work for all the others as well, right? What format does Kodi/Ember want?


I appreciate the prompt reply ...

I think FileBot has a tremendous amount of powerful features, but it seems like I'm learning more about them from the forum than any documentation. I struggled a bit to get multi-episode files in to a format that would work well with Kodi & Ember Media Manager.

I was able to use

{primaryTitle ...