Thanks for the help and information. I appreciate the quick response. The folder name and file name do not match. This is the folder and file created when it was downloaded: ..\Robin.Williams.Weapons.of.Self.Destruction.2009.1080p.AMZN. WEBRip .DDP2.0.x264-SiGMA\Robin.Williams.Weapons.of.Self ...

Hi, I have been very happy with FileBot and I have used it to rename tons of movies and tv shows. Unfortunately I discovered today that there is a problem with the way I thought {source} works and I have made a mess of my library. Using the gui (4.7.12), using this simple preset as an example: {fn ...

stephen147 wrote: ↑18 Sep 2017, 22:35
What I was hoping to do was search that string you output for TrueHD+Atmos and insert that into the new Name. Thanks in advance.

Hi,

So you want to use a custom string in your file name if any of the audio tracks have TrueHD+Atmos?

I am curious to know how others would rank these. Yes, I know, bitrate and # of channels are also a factor. One step at a time. I scored these with the lowest number being the best. The text is created by adding codec+FormatProfile. "DTS-HDXMACore" : 10 "DTS-HDMACore" : 20 "DTS-HDMAES MatrixCore ...

I find that audio may in fact be the greatest differentiating factor. Yup, its sad when I accidentally grab a big movie and expecting because its 8+Gigs that its not going to be 2Ch AAC! This might help or give you some ideas, or not. My attempt at scoring: I started using filebot a few days ago ...

And my little piece of code for HDR. As I learn more about HDR I will add more logic. { def mHDRCol = ["BT.709" : "NO", "BT.2020" : "YES"]; if(bitdepth >= 10 && mHDRCol.get(video[0].colourprimaries) == "YES" ) '(HDR)/' else '(NonHDR)/'; } I came across a video that does not have .colourprimaries ...

{ def GetFPSafe = {if(self.audio[it].FormatProfile != null) audio[it].FormatProfile else "NoFormatProfile"}; def sTotalString = ""; //Check all audio streams, show info sTotalString = "There are " + audio.size + " audio streams "; for (iCnt = 0; iCnt < audio.size ; iCnt++){ sTotalString += "(Index ...

I like to have the audio information in the file name. It took me a bit to figure out how to do this so I thought others might appreciate seeing how I did it. { //Get index # that the default audio is using (only expecting 1 default audio) int DefAudIndex = 0; audio.eachWithIndex{ a, idx -> if(call ...

The sharing is great, the more knowledge the better. I am partial to knowing in the file name what the properties of the 'default' audio track and if there is a better track available. Because of that I check each audio track.

kim wrote: ↑21 Aug 2017, 17:24 result = .DTS-X.7.1

BTW: what is the standard naming of DTS:X files ?

I only have a couple movies and they were both .DTS-X. so I assume thats what it is. I tried to google it but all I could find was stuff about WEBRip and that sort as far as naming goes.

here is my audio format: Yours works well with my Atmos and everything else but it does not identify the other object based format, DTS-X. It displayed this: .DTS-HD.MA.7.1 For this: Format_Profile X / MA / Core CodecID A_DTS Codec DTS-HD Codec/String DTS-HD Codec/Family DTS Duration 7210454.000000 ...

I just ran it through some of my old collection to find the old codec stuff and then I ran it against my 4k collection and I found some surprises. I knew I wouldn't capture all the possibilities off the start so I made it so it would be kind of easy to track down what is missing. (mACH:86 NOT FOUND ...

The man hours or more like man days that I have could have saved if I had known about filebot! Fantastic tool and community. I started using filebot a few days ago and quickly ran into a problem with naming my files based on audio stream. Turns out some of my movies do not have the best track set to ...