Music Naming - {audio.bitratestring} creating additional folder

[manbearpig2012]

Just got word of a problem from a Plex user trying to rename their music. They wanted to include the bitrate in the filename, so used

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Music/{artist}/{album} {y}/{pi.pad(2)} - {t} - [{audio[0].bitratestring}]

Hoping for an output like Music/Buckcherry/Fifteen/07 - Crazy bitch - [249 kbps], but instead, the {audio.bitratestring} in filebot used kb/s, so the output is an extra folder as seen here

This would make a file named "s].mp3" put in the "07 - Crazy Bitch - [249 kb" folder.

I was able to find a work around for him, by adding

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.replace('/', 'p')

to the end of bitratestring in the original script, making it

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Music/{artist}/{album} {y}/{pi.pad(2)} - {t} - [{audio[0].bitratestring.replace('/', 'p')}]

making it come out correctly


Just thought i'd bring it you your attention, as the fix isn't obvious to most. Maybe change kb/s to kbps in the audio.bitratestring expression if possible?

Cheers

[rednoah]

If you use raw MediaInfo bindings then you'll need to clean the values yourself.

I'd do this:

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{(bitrate/1000).toInteger() + ' kbps'}

I'll add a {kbps} binding for this use case for next release.