I forgot "ny.upperInitial() + '/' + " part and remove subt
and maybe it's better to hardcode the lang codes:
{f.isSubtitle() ? ny.upperInitial() + '/' + fn.replaceAll(/\.(en|eng)$/) : ny.upperInitial() + '/' + fn}/{fn}


This seems to work! I have only tested on a single folder, but it seems to ...

Kim: Thanks so much for your help so far!
I tried running:


filebot -rename -r . --output . --format "{f.isSubtitle() ? (ny-subt).upperInitial() + '/' + fn.replaceAll(/\.\w*$/) : fn}/{fn}" --action TEST --db TheMovieDB -non-strict


Which gave me this result:

https://pastebin.com/bHP1Qfuw ...

I tried running


filebot -rename -r . --output . --format "{f.isSubtitle() ? (ny-subt).upperInitial() + '/' + fn-subt : ny.upperInitial() + '/' + fn}/{fn}" --action TEST --db TheMovieDB -non-strict


Gave me this output:

https://pastebin.com/YR0vEXqk


Which has the same problem. It still ...

Here's the command: Here's the output:

Yes, and me too.

Using your example, I would like it to be:

Rename movies using [TheMovieDB]
Auto-detect movie from context: [Avatar.2009.mkv]
[TEST] from [Avatar.2009.mkv] to [Avatar (2009)/Avatar.2009/Avatar.2009.mkv]
Processed 1 files


So that the folder name, parent to the mkv file, is the ...

No, they aren't correctly renamed :/

The folder structure, after running your command is:

/home/user/Movies/This Is A Movie (1999)/(allTheFilesCorrectlyNamed)
/home/user/Movies/This.Is.A.Movie.1999.BluRay.x264-GROUP/(empty folder)


I would like it to be:

/home/user/Movies/This Is A Movie ...

Hey again Kim.

Running your command, gives somewhat unexpected results.

It's now:

/home/user/Movies/This Is A Movie (1999)/allTheFilesCorrectlyNamed
/home/user/Movies/This.Is.A.Movie.1999.BluRay.x264-GROUP/(empty)


Which is not the result I was hoping for :(

I'm still looking for:

/home ...

Thanks for the answer, but how do I put it into a CLI command?

I tried running

filebot -rename /home/user/Movies/* --db "TheMovieDB" --format "{plex.name.upperInitial()}/{fn}"


But that messed up things a lot. Made the right directories, except they're all sub-folders, plus the command added ...

Hey there.

I'm trying to rename a whole bunch of folders, into something more "readable".

So, without explaining too much, the directory where all the folders reside, is like this:

/home/user/Movies/This.Is.A.Movie.1999.BluRay.x264-GROUP
/home/user/Movies/This.Is.Also.A.Movie.2001-BluRay.x264 ...