3D Renaming According to FileName

[LysanderM]

Hi,

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FileBot 4.6.1 (r3315) / Java(TM) SE Embedded Runtime Environment 1.8.0_71 (headless)

I'm using a bash script in my Synology DS115j.

An example of the output result is shown with red arrow.
As you may have noticed, the output of the parameter $moviesStringOnly2 is on line 107.

The filenames to be renamed can be like

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Journey.to.the.Center.of.the.Earth.3D.2008.1080p.HSBS.x264
Journey.to.the.Center.of.the.Earth.3D.2008.1080p.HOU.x264
Journey.to.the.Center.of.the.Earth.3D.2008.1080p.H-OU.x264
Journey to the Center of the Earth 2 (2012) [3D] [SBS] [1080p]
Journey to the Center of the Earth 2 (2012) [3D] [H-SBS] [1080p]
Journey to the Center of the Earth 2 (2012) [3D] [H-OU] [1080p]
Journey.to.the.Center.of.the.Earth.2.2012.3D.SBS.1080p.BluRay.x264
Journey.to.the.Center.of.the.Earth.2.2012.3D.HOU.1080p.BluRay.x264

etc.

The script works just fine. The only problem is, in my media server software Plex, it detects 3D movies by their filename if the endings are just like this one:

Otherwise I just can't switch to mode 3D on my Samsung TV's Plex app.

[rednoah]

The next release will have the new {s3d} binding, but in the meanwhile you can match it from the filename with your own pattern:

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{fn.match('3D[^\\p{Alnum}]?(?:H|HALF|F|FULL)?[^\\p{Alnum}]?(?:SBS|TAB|OU)')}

[LysanderM]

Well that was fast.

I haven't tested it yet, but I'm pretty sure it's going to work. Your next cup of coffee is on the house.

Appreciated.

BTW {s3d} seems pretty cool. I hope it's Plex compatible or maybe i can define a parameter for it.

[rednoah]

Here's what {s3d} will match in the future:
http://www.regexr.com/3cmih

Thanks for the test data.

[LysanderM]

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“HSBS”, “H-SBS” or “Half-SBS” for Side-By-Side content 
“HTAB”, “H-TAB”, “Half-TAB” or “HALF-OU” for Top-And-Bottom/ Over-Under content 

An update for the first part FYI: "Half"

Source #1
Source #2

Your Regex is superb by the way. I just can't read them still, I mean I can't write it on my own from the beginning...

[LysanderM]

I've tried, and concluded with a syntax exception.

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moviesStringOnly2="$moviesFolder/$moviesFormatString/$moviesFormatString"$fileBot3DRegex
moviesStringOnly2Alternatively="$moviesFolder/$moviesFormatString/$moviesFormatString$fileBot3DRegex"

Actual output of one of my $moviesStringOnly2 parameter

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/volume1/video/movies/{n.space('.')}.({y}){'.'+genres[0][0..2].upperInitial()}{genres[1][0..2].upperInitial()}{genres[2][0..2].upperInitial()}.{rating}/{n.space('.')}.({y}){'.'+genres[0][0..2].upperInitial()}{genres[1][0..2].upperInitial()}{genres[2][0..2].upperInitial()}.{rating}{any{'.'+fn.match('(?:H|Half|HALF|F|FULL)([^\p{Alnum}])?(?:SBS|TAB|OU)')}{''}}

All of my testings

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fileBot3DRegex="{any{'.'+fn.match('(?:H|Half|HALF|F|FULL)([^\p{Alnum}])?(?:SBS|TAB|OU)')}{''}}"
fileBot3DRegex=".{fn.match('3D[^\\p{Alnum}]?(?:H|Half|HALF|F|FULL)?[^\\p{Alnum}]?(?:SBS|TAB|OU)')}"
fileBot3DRegex=".{fn.match('(?:H|HALF|F|FULL)[^\\p{Alnum}]?(?:SBS|TAB|OU)')}"
fileBot3DRegex="{any{'.'+fn.match('(?:H|Half|HALF|F|FULL)[^\\p{Alnum}]?(?:SBS|TAB|OU)')}{''}}" 
fileBot3DRegex="{any{'.'+fn.match('(?:H|Half|HALF|F|FULL)([^\\p{Alnum}])?(?:SBS|TAB|OU)')}{''}}"
fileBot3DRegex="{any{'.'+fn.match('(?:H|Half|HALF|F|FULL)([^\p{Alnum}])?(?:SBS|TAB|OU)')}{''}}"

Without quotation marks

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{any{'.'+fn.match('(?:H|Half|HALF|F|FULL)([^\p{Alnum}])?(?:SBS|TAB|OU)')}{''}}
.{fn.match('3D[^\\p{Alnum}]?(?:H|Half|HALF|F|FULL)?[^\\p{Alnum}]?(?:SBS|TAB|OU)')}
.{fn.match('(?:H|HALF|F|FULL)[^\\p{Alnum}]?(?:SBS|TAB|OU)')}
{any{'.'+fn.match('(?:H|Half|HALF|F|FULL)[^\\p{Alnum}]?(?:SBS|TAB|OU)')}{''}}
{any{'.'+fn.match('(?:H|Half|HALF|F|FULL)([^\\p{Alnum}])?(?:SBS|TAB|OU)')}{''}}
{any{'.'+fn.match('(?:H|Half|HALF|F|FULL)([^\p{Alnum}])?(?:SBS|TAB|OU)')}{''}}

Same exception for all.

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ScriptException: SyntaxError: unexpected char: '\'
Done ヾ(＠⌒ー⌒＠)ノ

[rednoah]

Be careful with \x escape sequences:

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$ echo "[^\\p{Alnum}]"
[^\p{Alnum}]

The shell will interpret the \ same as Groovy/Java String. So you might need \\\\ to get \ in the Regex in the Java String in the bash String. Maybe avoiding all \ would be easier.

Just do (.)? instead of ([^\p{Alnum}])?

[LysanderM]

Well I've got it, thanks a lot.

http://regexr.com/3cn1k

According to the latest link, where is the problem about case insensivity?

[rednoah]

The link is just for fun. The FileBot match function is has CASE_INSENSITIVE and UNICODE_CHARACTER_CLASS flags turned on by default.