I see, so there obviously are incorrect data in that database.

Castle (2009) + {y} = 2009), hence my workaround.

But why not just leave out {y} or the other "y" (after the "n") for such series instead of that workaround? Seems to be easier.

How can one remove formats here(?):

But why is it necessary at all because FileBot gets the series and espisode names from the Internet so there would not be anything to remove I would think?

Code: Select all allOf{n.replaceTrailingBrackets("")}{"($y)"}.join(" ") works for Kodi without too many issues. I don't have many esotheric shows, but I haven't had a mismatch yet. What do I have to do with the line? Add it to my existing pattern? Or create a new renam...

Alright, sorry, I cannot understand what it means whait it is good for, what to do with it, how to use it.

Yes yes, I guess, it really does make sense already now, even if I do not understand it.

So the series folder should consist of the series name only? Of nothing else?

And what would I have to do with it: {kodi}?

then adding random bit of information will make the folder name not exactly match the series name

Yes, I understand, but what ramdom bit information? Where should it come from?

And what would I have to do with it: {kodi}?

do you mean

Universal MOVIE Scraper

?

Yes, exactly, sorry.

anyway in short don't use year OR date in name if not a part of the shows name

So the series name only? E.g. "Stranger Things"? That's all? Why not the year / date?

Many thanks for the links. 1. what TV scraper does your KODI use ? The Universal Scraper. 2. then lookup on that website Sorry, lookup? What? The {kodi} binding will give you the file path Kodi wants. ;) Sorry, what? What does that do, what do I have to do with it? https://kodi.wiki/view/Naming_vide...

Which year / code (or better the date?) do I have to use for the series folder names (e.g. "Stranger Things")? The airdate, startdate or whatever? Is it the production year or the airdate year or anything else? "Stranger Things (2016)" or "Stranger Things (2016-6-20)". ...

Well, alright, OK, of course, I completely understand, why not, that is a good idea, if I had a program I would sell it for very much money as well, I'd never give it for free of course.

Oops, is that what Konfuzius says? I didn't know that. That's a really cool wisdom.

But what does it mean referring to my question?

Is FileBot not free anymore?

I cannot find this - Set -Dapplication.update=skip - anymore. Is there another way to avoid the update message?

Ah, alright, thank you very much

What does this message mean and how could I avoid it:

Thank you very much for the link. And sorry for causing almost 150 replies.

Well, yes, the brackets. It appears to work great now.

Many thanks again

Thank you very much. When I add this I:\Eigene Dateien\Videos\Filme\{n.replace(':', ' -')} ({y}){' CD'+pi}{tags}{file.path =~ /Kinofassung/ ? '[Theatrical Cut]' : ''}\{n.replace(':', ' -')} ({y}){' CD'+pi}{'.'+lang}{tags}{file.path =~ /Kinofassung/ ? '[Theatrical Cut]' : ''}fn.match(/.forced/) it is...

When I add {subt} here (or else where) I:\Eigene Dateien\Videos\Filme\{n.replace(':', ' -')} ({y}){' CD'+pi}{tags}{file.path =~ /Kinofassung/ ? '[Theatrical Cut]' : ''}\{n.replace(':', ' -')} ({y}){' CD'+pi}{'.'+lang}{tags}{file.path =~ /Kinofassung/ ? '[Theatrical Cut]' : ''}{subt} "forced&quo...

Alright, I will do so, thank you very much

Thank you very much,

That's quite cool and you can buy it for about 10 bucks in the Christmas time.

Thanks again

How could one switch off the annoying donate window when closing FileBot?

Sounds great, what does that mean?

Very great, thank you very much.

How could I add the language additionally.

Many thanks again

Thank you very much, rednoah,

Where have I do add it?

Many thanks again