This may not be for everyone... { def tags = (binding.hasVariable('tags') && tags != null) ? tags : [] def root = { def drive = 'I:/' def base = hd?.toUpperCase()?.contains('UHD') ? 'Movies 4K' : 'Movies' def codec = vc =~ /AV1/ ? 'AV1' : vc =~ /HEVC|265/ ? 'x265' : vc =~ /AVC|264/ ? 'x264' : vc ...

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This is the Episode format I have developed it may not be perfect for some but it is working for me right now. J:/TV Series/{ model.episode.containsAll(episodelist.findAll{ it.e && it.s == s }.episode) ? '[complete Seasons]' : '[incomplete Season]' }/{csv('C:/FileBot Settings/TV ...

Thank You as always rednoah, I made it work beautifully.

When I am renaming episodes I want it to check if the last episode of the season is present if it is then I would like it and everything before it moved to a [Complete Seasons] Folder if not then I would like it placed in a [Current Season] Folder. I am using the format box Editor in the Windows ...

Thanks as usual rednoah I set it up as this {audio[0].Format_Commercial ? (audio[0].Format_Commercial.contains('Atmos') ? audio[0].Format_Commercial.replace('Dolby TrueHD with Dolby Atmos', 'TrueHD') .replace('Dolby Digital Plus with Dolby Atmos', 'DD+') + ' ' + channels + 'CH Atmos' : audio[0 ...

I couldn't figure out how to send a screenshot so I copied and pasted this info. I am guessing this is where the error is coming from on the 1st Audio tab. Format AC-3 Format/String E-AC-3 JOC Format/Info Enhanced AC-3 with Joint Object Coding Format/Url https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AC3 Format ...

Hi, For some reason I am using this code { aco.replace('Dolby TrueHD with Dolby Atmos', 'TrueHD.Atmos').replace('Dolby TrueHD', 'TrueHD').replace('DTS-HD Master Audio', 'DTS-HD').replace('Dolby Digital Plus with Dolby Atmos', 'DD+.Atmos') .replace('Dolby Digital Plus', 'DD+').replace('Dolby Digital ...

Thanks for the cleanup and the lesson. I appreciate your help.

Thanks rednoah My script was a little more complex so I cheated with an AI bot and got this line working quite well. {fn=~/2160p/ ? (vc in ['x264', 'AVC'] ? 'F:\\Movies 4K (x264)' : vc=='HEVC' ? 'I:\\Movies 4K (x265)' : 'I:\\Movies 4K (' + vc + ')') : (vc in ['x264', 'AVC'] ? 'F:\\Movies (x264 ...

OK, it's probably pretty simple but I cannot get it right. What I want is if a video is x264 then I want it to move to a folder on my F:\ drive that would be F:\Movies (x264), If it is any other codec I want it to go to I:\Movies (whatever the codec is). I have been trying for a few hours but just ...

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{ hd =~ /UHD/ ? 'F:/' : 'I:/' }{ hd =~ /UHD/ ? 'Movies 4K' : 'Movies' } ({ vc?.replace('AVC', 'x264')?.replace('HEVC', 'x265') })/ {az}/ {any{ collection?.replaceFirst(/^(?i)(The|A|An)\s(.+)/, '$2, $1')?.replace(':', ' -') }{''}}/ {any{ '[' + ci + ']' }{''}} {n.replaceFirst(/^(?i)(The|A|An)\s ...

Thanks, everybody, It's Working Again!

It was working fine and one day I opened up Filebot and it no longer functioned?

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Thanks, I shall play with it some more!

Oh yes, sorry for the duplicate post as I am totally confused about this.

I have altered my scheme many times and it is almost where I want it, but now that I can number my collections movie names I need to alter my code so that if the movie is part of a collection it does not create a subfolder for it, and the movies in the collections will all be in one dir as opposed ...

Yes I am at it again as usual I like the new idea of Numbering collections, here is my dilemma... I want to use my naming scheme with the new {ci} binding. I managed to incorporate it into my scheme. but as per examples, I want to do away with the individual folder names in my collections only so ...

Thanks, rednoah!