Ignore date from filename
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Ignore date from filename
Having a bit of a problem. I download Home and Away (for my girlfriend, lol). I use the AMC script and i love it, it is amazing. Problem is the filenames are usually like this Home And Away Episode 6285 21 September 2015.mp4, but Filebot usually catches the date and renames them all to S20E15. I created a simple powershell script to move the 2015 in the file name, which now works sometimes, but it still catches part of the date, e.g. the 21 and renames weirdly. When i manually do it and cut the whole date so it is just Home And Away Episode 6285 it works fine every time. So is there anyway to get Filebot to ignore the date in the file name, or does anyone know how i can achieve this with Windows CMD or powershell as like a pre processing? Thank you for your help. Chris
Re: Ignore date from filename
A.
Have you read Advanced Fine-Tuning yet?
Just add something like this:
There's lots of threads on how to use --filter for specific use-cases.
B.
Alternatively you can preprocess the files and use a date-pattern that FileBot can understand:
@see viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2072
Have you read Advanced Fine-Tuning yet?
Just add something like this:
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--filter "age < 7" --def "ut_label=TV"
B.
Alternatively you can preprocess the files and use a date-pattern that FileBot can understand:
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Home And Away Episode 2015-09-21
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Re: Ignore date from filename
i will have a look into that. thank you very much. Chris