Netflix, Amazon and Hulu Naming Scheme

[mouzzampk2014]

Hiya, need your little help. I have this one setup

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{ny.colon(' - ')}/{ny} {tags} [{source}-{vf}] [{vc} {ac}]{"-[$group]"}

But I want to remove [ ] from tags and also add NF, AMZN, HULU if there is any.

Basically I am looking for something like that but also NF, AMZN and others

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The Movie Title (2010) Ultimate Extended Edition [Bluray-1080p] [x264 DTS]-EVOLVE

Thank you so much

[rednoah]

1.
You can format the {tags} list yourself like so:

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{tags.join(', ')}

You can get the first tag like so:

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{tags[0]}

2.
You can keep arbitrary patterns from the original file name like so:

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{fn.match(/NF|AMZN|HULU/)}

[mouzzampk2014]

This is what I have now

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{ny.colon(' - ')}/{ny} {fn.match(/NF|AMZN|HULU/)} {tags[0]} [{source}-{vf}] [{vc} {ac}]{"-[$group]"}

1. Editions still wrapping around [ ] - Not sure how to fix it.
2. Working perfectly fine now

Thank you

[rednoah]

If by Editions you are referring to patterns matched by the tags binding, then there definitely won't be [...] surrounding the value. Include screenshots or logs to proof me wrong.

[mouzzampk2014]

Hehe my mistake I didn't bind with proper media. You are as always great.

I am not sure but is it possible to make this one more shorter

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{ny.colon(' - ')}/{ny} {fn.match(/NF|AMZN|HULU/)} {tags[0]} [{source}-{vf}] [{vc} {ac}]{"-[$group]"}

Thanks again

[rednoah]

Not really. I think it's pretty concise as it is.

[mouzzampk2014]

Thank you so much