I have found that instead of clicking in the right panel and pressing F2 if I select the AutoDetect the names are properly named. At some point I may add the {id} as you suggested to try to determine why some words were being dropped.
thx
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- 31 Jan 2018, 04:13
- Forum: Windows
- Topic: Rename dropping words in title
- Replies: 5
- Views: 3469
- 22 Jan 2018, 02:50
- Forum: Windows
- Topic: Rename dropping words in title
- Replies: 5
- Views: 3469
- 20 Jan 2018, 01:32
- Forum: Windows
- Topic: Rename dropping words in title
- Replies: 5
- Views: 3469
Rename dropping words in title
I have noticed that Filebot will occasionally drop certain words from the title during rename.
Ex. 'Zero.Dark.Thirty.2012' becomes 'Dark Thirty 2012' and 'Wind.River.2017' becomes 'River 2017'
The format I am using is '{n} ({y})'
Ex. 'Zero.Dark.Thirty.2012' becomes 'Dark Thirty 2012' and 'Wind.River.2017' becomes 'River 2017'
The format I am using is '{n} ({y})'
- 29 Aug 2017, 17:42
- Forum: Windows
- Topic: folder rename
- Replies: 2
- Views: 2601
folder rename
Can Filebot rename the movie folders as well as the movie filename? Both the movie folder and movie names before processing are like this: name.2001.720P.BRRIP.XVID.AC3-XXXXXX After processing with Filebot the movie name is "name 2001.ext" but the folder name is left untouched. Ideally i would wnat ...
- 20 Aug 2017, 02:33
- Forum: Windows
- Topic: Batch pre-processing files to help with auto-detection
- Replies: 9
- Views: 8733
Re: Batch pre-processing files to help with auto-detection
Thanks - I ended up doing it in two passes. First moved the year to the end and the second pass just threw out everything up to and including the ' - ' I bought a couple of books about regular expression so I can learn how to do this without bothering you!
- 18 Aug 2017, 21:41
- Forum: Windows
- Topic: Batch pre-processing files to help with auto-detection
- Replies: 9
- Views: 8733
Re: Batch pre-processing files to help with auto-detection
I sort of got it to work by using this expression: {fn.after('Laugh-O-Grams - ')} ({fn.before('-')}) However doing it this way requires my editing the 'Laugh...' text for every different form of fixed text in my file list (ie 'Alice Comedies' etc... Is there a way to remove ANY fixed text from the ...
- 18 Aug 2017, 19:01
- Forum: Windows
- Topic: Batch pre-processing files to help with auto-detection
- Replies: 9
- Views: 8733
Re: Batch pre-processing files to help with auto-detection
Sorry to bother you but I can't get this to work. Here are my steps: 1) Select my file: '1922-Laugh-O-Grams - Little Red Riding Hood' and drag it to the Original Files area 2) Click on 'New Names' area to give focus then right-click and select 'Edit Format' 3) In the Expression area - enter '{n} ({y ...
- 18 Aug 2017, 17:18
- Forum: Windows
- Topic: Batch pre-processing files to help with auto-detection
- Replies: 9
- Views: 8733
Re: Batch pre-processing files to help with auto-detection
Thank you for the quick reply. I have a couple of questions.
When moving the year to the end and removing the unwanted fixed text - is this a multi-step process? Move 'year' and then remove 'text'?
Is there a place were the various functions are explained (like, fn.split)?
When moving the year to the end and removing the unwanted fixed text - is this a multi-step process? Move 'year' and then remove 'text'?
Is there a place were the various functions are explained (like, fn.split)?
- 18 Aug 2017, 16:11
- Forum: Windows
- Topic: Batch pre-processing files to help with auto-detection
- Replies: 9
- Views: 8733
Batch pre-processing files to help with auto-detection
I am running FileBot under Windows 10 Home and am trying to rename movie files. The original filenames have a pattern of 'yyyy - name.ext' I want to rename them to this: 'name (yyyy).ext and have set a preset of '{n} ({year})' The problem is that in order to rename you have to do a Fetch first but ...