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by simmz
20 Sep 2019, 00:38
Forum: Ubuntu & Desktop Linux
Topic: {hours} is displayed as "HHH" instead of "HH:mm"
Replies: 2
Views: 2673

Re: {hours} is displayed as "HHH" instead of "HH:mm"

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.
by simmz
18 Sep 2019, 19:43
Forum: Ubuntu & Desktop Linux
Topic: {hours} is displayed as "HHH" instead of "HH:mm"
Replies: 2
Views: 2673

{hours} is displayed as "HHH" instead of "HH:mm"

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 ...
by simmz
07 Apr 2017, 20:17
Forum: Help and Support
Topic: POSTBUCKET - where random posts in unrelated topics go
Replies: 1003
Views: 528395

Re: Q&A for n00bs

Makes sense. Thanks for your help. I spent the better part of the day trying to make that little one-liner work.
by simmz
07 Apr 2017, 20:02
Forum: Help and Support
Topic: POSTBUCKET - where random posts in unrelated topics go
Replies: 1003
Views: 528395

Re: Q&A for n00bs

Really!?!?! that's all I was missing. I thought -non-strict was just for oddly named files.
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by simmz
07 Apr 2017, 17:33
Forum: Help and Support
Topic: POSTBUCKET - where random posts in unrelated topics go
Replies: 1003
Views: 528395

Process without --db ??

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> ...