(I'm still pretty new to Filebot, and experimenting.) I currently have '{plex.name}/{plex.name}{" $tags"}{" "}{" [$vf - $source $hdr - $ac $channels - $vc]"}' which idealy would give me: 1917 (2019)/1917 (2019) [2160p HDR10+ - BluRay - MLP 7.1 - x265].mkv Unfortunetaly if the videofile does not cont...

Yeah, looked into doing it afterwards, but a flag is so much better! Thanks for that!

I think I need to use symlinks, since my mediafiles are located on a network NAS. So I've set up a directory in my VM to test out Filebot with symlinks. I noticed that the symlinks that Filebot creates are relative to the path, not absolute. I would like to absolute symlinks – that way I can move th...

Got it, thanks for the swift replies.

Thanks, found it. :) macOS uses "MediaInfo: 19.09". I did update Mediainfovia Homebrew to 20.03, but that is not reflected in filebot -script fn:sysinfo . Is it embedded in Filebot app? I did poke around and found libmediainfo.dylib inside the .app container. (Ubuntu uses "Mediainfo: 20.03" after I ...

Thanks. That makes sense. Running Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS Mediainfo version: MediaInfoLib - v17.12 macOS 10.15.5 (19F101) How do I find out which version is running on macOS? Is it bundled with macOS or with Filebot? (I downloaded it "manually" via homebrew, and that was version 20.03 – so my Ubuntu inst...

Hi, I'm pretty new to Filebot, and are experimenting. I use the GUI version sometimes to test stuff out. Recently I was experimenting with the $hdr tag, and noticed that the output on macOS was HDR10+ , while on Linux it only showed up as HDR . This was with the exact same file. The command i ran on...