I'd like to include the length of a video into my filenames, e.g. like 1h30m. What's the best way to convert {minutes} into that format?

I'm sure this has been asked a million times, but I didn't really find out how to do it...

So there's a number of things I want to move to the end of a movie title:
- the, a, an
- le, la
- der, die, das
...and, obvisouly, I want to end up with 'Sting, the' instead of 'The sting'.

Would it be ...

I double checked and indeed {audioLanguages} are empty in the vast majority of files, looks like no one bothers to put anything there. And unfortunately I live in a country where nearly every movie gets dubbed...

So without having much hope, and admitting this might be a veery stupid question since ...

thanks, that works great the {audioLanguages} tag seems to rarely contain any data, though, but that's no big deal.

I guess I have to ask again, can't seem to figure it out... My 'manual tags' unfortunately are a bit inconsistent, they can be either one of the below list. So I tried this (and a number of variations of it):

{fn.match(['english', 'eng', 'french', 'deutsch', 'deu'])}

...in an effort to find out ...

thanks, that's quite helpful.

Hi all,
I haven't found answers to these, even though they're pretty simple questions-

What I want to do is include a movies director in my filename, but I want only the first letter of the first name, like this: 'J. Cameron', and I'd like to do the same for the first two items in actors[]. What is ...