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Fortitude
Posted: 29 Jan 2018, 23:09
by devster
This show was originally aired as 11 episodes. In several countries and DVDs/BluRays the first episode has been split into 2 making them 12.
TheTVDB is however only interested in the very first airing and doesn't allow changes on this format.
What's the best way to handle this kind of mismatch with FileBot?
To be complete files are currently in the following format:
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fortitude.s01e01-02.mp4
fortitude.s01e03.mp4
fortitude.s01e04.mp4
fortitude.s01e05.mp4
fortitude.s01e06.mp4
fortitude.s01e07.mp4
fortitude.s01e08.mp4
fortitude.s01e09.mp4
fortitude.s01e10.mp4
fortitude.s01e11.mp4
fortitude.s01e12.mp4
FileBot would rename them like so:
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fortitude.s01e01e02.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E01-E02 - Episode 1 & Episode 2.mp4
fortitude.s01e03.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E03 - Episode 3.mp4
fortitude.s01e04.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E04 - Episode 4.mp4
fortitude.s01e05.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E05 - Episode 5.mp4
fortitude.s01e06.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E06 - Episode 6.mp4
fortitude.s01e07.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E07 - Episode 7.mp4
fortitude.s01e08.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E08 - Episode 8.mp4
fortitude.s01e09.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E09 - Episode 9.mp4
fortitude.s01e10.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E10 - Episode 10.mp4
fortitude.s01e11.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E11 - Episode 11.mp4
fortitude.s01e12.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E01 - Episode 1.mp4
Re: Fortitude
Posted: 30 Jan 2018, 11:40
by rednoah
I'm not familiar with Fortitude, but it looks good to me on first sight:
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$ filebot -rename . --db TheTVDB -non-strict --action TEST
Rename episodes using [TheTVDB]
Auto-detected query: [Fortitude]
Fetching episode data for [Fortitude]
[TEST] from [fortitude.s01e01e02.mp4] to [Fortitude - 1x01 & 1x02 - Episode 1 & Episode 2.mp4]
[TEST] from [fortitude.s01e03.mp4] to [Fortitude - 1x03 - Episode 3.mp4]
Processed 2 files
So Episode 12 and Episode 1 are both Episode 1? This doesn't make sense to me:
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fortitude.s01e12.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E01 - Episode 1.mp4
You can always manually match any file to any episode. See
Getting Started, Page 2.
Re: Fortitude
Posted: 30 Jan 2018, 14:07
by devster
The second output is the default behavior of FileBot, which is actually working as expected, this is not a bug in any way.
However first and second episodes in the "official" release are in fact a single episode.
The "correct" mapping of the episodes, at least according to TheTVDB data, would be as follows:
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fortitude.s01e01e02.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E01 - Episode 1.mp4
fortitude.s01e03.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E02 - Episode 2.mp4
fortitude.s01e04.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E03 - Episode 3.mp4
fortitude.s01e05.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E04 - Episode 4.mp4
fortitude.s01e06.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E05 - Episode 5.mp4
fortitude.s01e07.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E06 - Episode 6.mp4
fortitude.s01e08.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E07 - Episode 7.mp4
fortitude.s01e09.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E08 - Episode 8.mp4
fortitude.s01e10.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E09 - Episode 9.mp4
fortitude.s01e11.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E10 - Episode 10.mp4
fortitude.s01e12.mp4 => Fortitude - S01E11 - Episode 11.mp4
Re: Fortitude
Posted: 30 Jan 2018, 16:38
by rednoah
In that case, you'll have to match files and episodes manually. Fortunately, this is no work at all if files and episodes already align naturally by file name / episode order.
Re: Fortitude
Posted: 30 Jan 2018, 18:58
by devster
Is there a quick way to do it on the CLI?
Re: Fortitude
Posted: 31 Jan 2018, 04:09
by rednoah
Yes, filebot -list -rename will do just that.