arcelas wrote:I love the ideas behind you naming scheme, just wondering how to do a couple things:
1. How would I add the show name to the actual filename? PLEX needs the file named that way.
2. How do I get the .csv files you are using?
Thanks again.
Thank you. I spent a lot of time on it.
It does put the show name in the filename. The only time it puts something different is when there is a match in the csv file.
The csv files I've just updated as I went in notepad to work for my TV shows and my preferences.
Like the genre csv file. I have:
Being Human (US);Horror
In one line cause I want it to go to the horror folder.
To run it. You just need the empty files. What I did was create new notepad files of the names and path mentioned above. Then rename them from .TXT to .csv then add to them as needed.
Examples:
C:\FileBot Settings\TV\TVGenreFolderBasedOnSeriesName.csv
Being Human (US);Horror
C:\FileBot Settings\TV\TVFileShowNames.csv
Lois & Clark: The Adventures of Superman;Lois & Clark (TAOS)
C:\FileBot Settings\TV\TVFolderShowNames.csv
Wilfred (US);Wilfred/Wilfred (US)
Wilfred;Wilfred/Wilfred (AU)
C:\FileBot Settings\TV\TVNetwork.csv
The CW;CW
Important things to note on matching. The name has to be exact, the case matters, and :'s need to be in the csv if it's in the show/title. If something didn't match for me. I'd refresh it by clicking on the button again (to reload the values) and that shows me how filebot sees the original show/title the : being the biggest thing missed as the matching changes that to - so you don't know if it's - or : originally. But I hope that helps.