Episode (E00) format

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eamonshort
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Episode (E00) format

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Hey guys,
New to this software wish i had found it earlier rather than spending literally days reformatting my 17TB of media, anyway the way i did it manually was Episode XX Title where if the episode was 1 it would read Episode 01 (makes playlists on VLC work in order as when it does the {e} formatting it gives Episode: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10, and if i add the folder to VLC it will play in order 1,10,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9) how can i do this using the filebot engine without having to put the season in (as i know S00E00 works)
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Re: Episode (E00) format

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Example #3
http://www.filebot.net/naming.html

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{e.pad(2)}
PS: You should always use {s00e00} or {sxe}. Everybody eventually starts using that format.
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Re: Episode (E00) format

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would like a small change to this and keep getting binding error
I would like the format {n} {s00} {e00} {t}

output is Show S01 E01 Episode name
Is there a way to get a space in between season and episode?
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Re: Episode (E00) format

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Since I gave you this...

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{e.pad(2)}
Is it that far of a leap to get to here?

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S{s.pad(2)} E{e.pad(2)}
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