It work like a charm, I just had to add the missing {pi.pad(2)+'.'}.

Thank you very much for your help

Thanks for the tip about external *.groovy text file.

Thanks for you prompt reply. MP3 files with media.PartPosition have a numeric value relative to the disc number. In the case of FLAC files the disk number is given by the Part parameter. If you run the command made for FLAC files without the --file-filter on MP3 files the filename gets only the ...

I had this command to process MP3/M4A filebot -rename "/input/" -r --output "/output/" --format "{albumArtist0 = albumArtist.sortName().charAt(0); albumArtist0.isDigit() ? '0-9' : albumArtist0}/{music.albumArtist.upperInitial().slash(', ')}/{album.upperInitial().colon(' -')} ({y})/{media ...

It worked, thank you very much.
As always you are the best.

I have the same problem, but with audio files. For example, using a song where the artist of the album is composed of more than one artist, (medinfo shows artist1/artist2), using {media.albumperformer} or {albumartist} I always get "artist1 artist2" and so I can't use .slash(", ") or replaceAll ...

that does the trick
Thanks

Thanks for your reply. I've tried what you said using {general.albumperformer} But I'm getting groovy.lang.MissingPropertyException: No such property: general for class: Script172 I've tried another property, like bpm, and I got the same error. When I try audio properties like {audio.bitrate} The ...

I was organizing my music library and I used this script. sudo filebot -rename "/volume/Media/Library/_BackOffice/Music/" -r --output "/volume/Media/Library/Music/" --format "{n.upperInitial()}/{album.upperInitial()} ({y})/{media.PartPosition!=null ? media.PartPosition+'.' : ''}{pi.pad(2)!=null ? pi ...

Is it possible to use filebot -revert only for the last action? I just want to revert the files that were arranged the last time I ran FileBot. The files were arranged by a task in FileBot Node on a Synology.

A lrc file is a file with the synchronized song lyrics. Basically you have text-base file with the following text example [00:20.82]Oh yeah, what we're living in (let me tell ya) [00:27.49]It's a wonder man can eat at all [00:30.33]When things are big that should be small [00:32.97]Who can tell what ...

Hi, Thanks for your incredible work. FileBot has been a great work helper. My music library has tons of lrc files, unfortunately FileBot doesn't process them. Is it possible to FileBot process them in the same way it processes subtitles files? Giving them the same name as the correspondent music ...