Sorry - for the delay in responding, didn't get notification of a reply. Many thanks! Will try this out.

Hi, Have a great script (thanks to help here) which takes a file I have derives a name and moves to a new folder. What I would like to automate is to copy an image from a static location into that folder. Any advice how to do that would be appreciated. Existing rename code below... filebot.exe ...

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That's wonderful. Thank you so - much. I've learnt a lot!!! I can't promise I won't have questions in the future, but there should be less!!!!!

Definitely keen to learn - let me see what I can achieve with this information

Thanks again, though I am clearly stupid as cannot get this working. This is what I have used, I appreciate this may be incorrect, though I have tried adding/removing various elements in desperation. I've tried removing the *.mkv including others and I either get "no match" (if removing the *.mkv ...

Sorry - my clarity hasn't been good! This is my situation: https://i.imgur.com/GaHJZhn.png 1) I have many folders with names similar to what I want - i.e. they match the regex. 2) Within each there is a MKV with a random name 3) I want to move the folder to the EPL directory, rename the folder and ...

Thanks - yes - I'm familiar with *.mkv, and have one in the folder...

Sorry to be back, but this complains about the * character when I try it.

Amazing - thank you!!

To add, I can see that I can remove the trailing . using Groovy script:
https://www.leveluplunch.com/groovy/exa ... om-string/

This is really helpful, and I've pretty much worked out the regex: (\bEPL)(\b.)(\d+.\d+.\d+)(\b.)(\D+) Groups 3 and 5 give me what I need (though I have an annoying trailing ".")! I think I can follow how your Groovy code is constructed, but I'm not sure how I'd implement that in my filebot call ...

Hi, I'm looking to strip a lot of extra content out of filenames and sort in a logical manner. My files are named something like this: EPL.2018.12.30.Manchester.United.vs.Bournemouth.720p.WEB.h264-VERUM.mkv I'm using the following to get them sorting without matching to a series etc: "C:\Program ...