Release Groups {group}
Re: Release Groups {group}
I have encountered a problem with one of the recent group additions: ENG. If you have English subtitles, the release groups often append the language identifier .eng at the end, so Filebot thinks that the group is ENG when it's actually something else.
The group is actually called Encoderflaccid, ENG seems to be just the short name and they have only a couple of anime releases. On layer13 they don't even exist, so maybe that commit can be undone?
EDIT: I just found this post:
The group is actually called Encoderflaccid, ENG seems to be just the short name and they have only a couple of anime releases. On layer13 they don't even exist, so maybe that commit can be undone?
EDIT: I just found this post:
Maybe the dirname could be used to match the release group as well? I have a folder for every release, which is named exactly as the release itself, so the groupname would match case-sensitive. The files, however, contain the release group in lowercase most of the time, making case-insensitive matches like ENG more likely.rednoah wrote:{group} should give you the last occurrence within a filename (though case-sensitive match beats case-insensitive match).
Re: Release Groups {group}
Fixed.
PS: it does match RG names from folder name, file name, and original file name. If there's a match in the folder name and the file name then the file name one wins.
PS: it does match RG names from folder name, file name, and original file name. If there's a match in the folder name and the file name then the file name one wins.
Re: Release Groups {group}
{group} does take everything into account.
If you want to match it yourself you can either path it from the whole {file.path} or from the {folder.name} specifically.
If you want to match it yourself you can either path it from the whole {file.path} or from the {folder.name} specifically.
Re: Release Groups {group}
I have a problem recently.
Allot of my series are being renamed to "hdtv-ettv"
While in this case the correct "group" is FUM.
I use this script:
So basically the "group.lower()" thing is not working correctly for me 
Could you point me in the right direction for a fix for this?
Many thanks! I love your software
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[MOVE] Rename [/volume1/Downloads/American.Dad.S12E09.HDTV.x264-FUM[ettv]/American.Dad.S12E09.HDTV.x264-FUM[ettv].mp4] to [/volume1/Downloads/TV/American Dad!/American.Dad!.S12E09.-.My.Affair.Lady.hdtv-ettv.mp4]
While in this case the correct "group" is FUM.
I use this script:
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'seriesFormat=TV/{n}/{n.replaceTrailingBrackets().space('\''.'\'')}.{s00e00}.-.{t.replaceAll(/[!?.]+$/).replaceAll(/[`´‘’?]/, "'\''").lowerTrail().replacePart('\'', Part $1'\'').space('\''.'\'')}{'\''.'\''+fn.matchAll(/repack|720p|1080p|720i|1080i|proper|extended/).join('\''.'\'').lower()}{'\''.'\''+source.lower()}{'\''-'\''+group.lower()}{'\''.'\''+lang}'

Could you point me in the right direction for a fix for this?
Many thanks! I love your software
Re: Release Groups {group}
According the filename, the group is "ettv" and according to the folder name it's "FUM[ettv]". I'm not an expert on release group naming standard.
You can always match it yourself from the folder name though.

Re: Release Groups {group}
BUG:
"DVL" get turned into "D.L"
HLS -> H-S
SSF -> s-f
e.g.
"movie-DVL" -> "movie-D.L"
AND:
CM8 should be "Hive-CM8" maybe "HQ.Hive-CM8" ? not just "CM8"
AND:
did you not say group = only the last match ?
then The.Legend.Of.Zorro-iMBT should not be The.Legend.Of.Zorro-LEGEND
"DVL" get turned into "D.L"
HLS -> H-S
SSF -> s-f
e.g.
"movie-DVL" -> "movie-D.L"
AND:
CM8 should be "Hive-CM8" maybe "HQ.Hive-CM8" ? not just "CM8"
AND:
did you not say group = only the last match ?
then The.Legend.Of.Zorro-iMBT should not be The.Legend.Of.Zorro-LEGEND
Re: Release Groups {group}
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2
Fixed with r3826.HLS -> H-S
2
Works for me:The.Legend.Of.Zorro-iMBT
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$ filebot -mediainfo . --format "{file} => {group}"
The.Legend.Of.Zorro-iMBT/The.Legend.Of.Zorro.mkv => iMBT
Re: Release Groups {group}
the problem only appear when you have e.g. "cd1" in filename then group will get group from the folder name (path)
file: The.Legend.Of.Zorro.2005-iMBT.cd1
The Legend of Zorro (2005): group = LEGEND
or Done (folder): group = DoNE
or Legend of Zorro, The (2005): group = LEGEND
AND:
The Legend of Zorro(2005)\The.Legend.Of.Zorro.2005-iMBT.cd1
group = EMPTY/Null
The Legend of Zorro(2005)\The.Legend.Of.Zorro.2005-iMBT
group = iMBT
file: The.Legend.Of.Zorro.2005-iMBT.cd1
The Legend of Zorro (2005): group = LEGEND
or Done (folder): group = DoNE
or Legend of Zorro, The (2005): group = LEGEND
AND:
The Legend of Zorro(2005)\The.Legend.Of.Zorro.2005-iMBT.cd1
group = EMPTY/Null
The Legend of Zorro(2005)\The.Legend.Of.Zorro.2005-iMBT
group = iMBT
Re: Release Groups {group}
Hi, here are some release groups, most of them x265 oriented :
RMTeam
LordVako
Tigole
TangoAlpha
Qman
MZABI
S-Less
PoOlLa
Sno
EVE
FUNKKY
ViVi
UTT
and also :
Joy (already requested lowercase, not the same as JOY)
MkvCage (already requested too)
RMTeam
LordVako
Tigole
TangoAlpha
Qman
MZABI
S-Less
PoOlLa
Sno
EVE
FUNKKY
ViVi
UTT
and also :
Joy (already requested lowercase, not the same as JOY)
MkvCage (already requested too)
Re: Release Groups {group}
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Added.
2.
Joy / JOY has been removed. Group names that literally match English words will be removed because it might interfere with auto-detection of valid movie / series names that contain that word.
Added.
2.
Joy / JOY has been removed. Group names that literally match English words will be removed because it might interfere with auto-detection of valid movie / series names that contain that word.
Re: Release Groups {group}
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Re: Release Groups {group}
The inclusion of the group ettv in the group list breaks some other groups. For example:
Game.of.Thrones.S06E01.HDTV.XviD-FUM[ettv]
will detect the group as ettv, but not FUM, as it was on previous versions.
On these cases, I think FUM is a more specific group than ettv.
In fact, ettv can release different versions of the same episode, as the following:
Fear.The.Walking.Dead.S02E02.HDTV.XviD-FUM[ettv]
Fear.The.Walking.Dead.S02E02.HDTV.x264-KILLERS[ettv]
but both would produce group ettv on FileBot.
Game.of.Thrones.S06E01.HDTV.XviD-FUM[ettv]
will detect the group as ettv, but not FUM, as it was on previous versions.
On these cases, I think FUM is a more specific group than ettv.
In fact, ettv can release different versions of the same episode, as the following:
Fear.The.Walking.Dead.S02E02.HDTV.XviD-FUM[ettv]
Fear.The.Walking.Dead.S02E02.HDTV.x264-KILLERS[ettv]
but both would produce group ettv on FileBot.
Re: Release Groups {group}
Please add following groups:
RAPiDCOWS
HYBRiD
TUSAHD
SUBLiME
TWA
CONDITION
BLUEYES
GREYHOUNDS
SUBSTANCE
HEJRA
SMOKEY
FARGIRENIS
OLDDAWGS
DAWGS
DAWGSSERiER
NGSerier
RELEASED
HMN
TRIBAL
UNiTY
UNiTaiL
BDRETAil
Danishbits
DanskKulturskat
Beer
TheCure
RAPiDCOWS
HYBRiD
TUSAHD
SUBLiME
TWA
CONDITION
BLUEYES
GREYHOUNDS
SUBSTANCE
HEJRA
SMOKEY
FARGIRENIS
OLDDAWGS
DAWGS
DAWGSSERiER
NGSerier
RELEASED
HMN
TRIBAL
UNiTY
UNiTaiL
BDRETAil
Danishbits
DanskKulturskat
Beer
TheCure