Of course it's something that simple.

I really should have caught the line in the output.

Thanks for your help, it's greatly appreciated.

Hello all, (mainly rednoah) I'm simply trying to add the movie duration to my filenames using the {hours} expression. It's my understanding that it should be displayed as "1:42". Unfortunately i get "142" instead. So my first question. Is 142 correct and it just requires further processing, or am I ...

Makes sense. Thanks for your help. I spent the better part of the day trying to make that little one-liner work.

Really!?!?! that's all I was missing. I thought -non-strict was just for oddly named files.
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Is it possible to process files without the use of a database? All I'm trying to do is organize a flat folder into sub-directories: e.g. $:~/Movies> tree . ├── Video - 01.mp4 ├── Video - 02.mp4 ├── Video - 03.mp4 ├── Video - 04.mp4 └── Video - 05.mp4 Would be processed and become: $:/mnt/data/test> t ...