(ask) How to rename movie with filesize in gigabytes

[randy030991]

Hi Iam newbie
How to rename movie with filesize in gigabytes?

eg:

I Origins (1958)

become: I Origins (2.1)

or : I Origins (2.1 Gb)


Thanks for your help

[rednoah]

The latest revision does have the {megabytes} and {gigabytes} bindings.

With FileBot v4.6.1 and older you can always use file.length() to calculate the numbers you want though:
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=3283

[randy030991]

The latest revision does have the {megabytes} and {gigabytes} bindings.

With FileBot v4.6.1 and older you can always use file.length() to calculate the numbers you want though:
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=3283

so its like this?:
{n} {gigabytes}

or
{n} file.length({gigabytes})

sorry iam so newbie about code programming
thanks

[rednoah]

More like this:

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{(file.length()/1e9).toFloat().round(1)} GB

[nickodemos]

I am the one who asked in the other thread that rednoah linked to. He helped out a great deal in getting me straightened out with my coding.

What I ended up with was two different codes. One for a MB file up to a GB and one for over a GB.

For files from 1-999MB I use this:

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({(file.length()/1024/1024).toFloat().round()})

For files over 1000MB I use:

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({(file.length()/1024/1048).toFloat().round()})

Not sure why the math is different but it works for when I add file size to the folders.

[rednoah]

So you're switching your format for each file!? Just a condition that formats files differently depending on their file size.

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{file.length() < 1e6 ? (file.length()/1e6).toFloat().round() + ' MB' : (file.length()/1e9).toFloat().round(1) + ' GB'}

[AbedlaPaille]

So you're switching your format for each file!? Just a condition that formats files differently depending on their file size.

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{file.length() < 1e6 ? (file.length()/1e6).toFloat().round() + ' MB' : (file.length()/1e9).toFloat().round(1) + ' GB'}

Is this supposed to display 0.8 GB ? Thought it'd use MB if inferior to 1 GB.

Is there a way to use this on folders and have the linked srt going in the same 3 GB folder instead of a 0 MB one?

[rednoah]

Is there a way to use this on folders and have the linked srt going in the same 3 GB folder instead of a 0 MB one?

It should work by default, if you use {bytes}, or preferrably {gigabytes} in this case, unless it's an orphaned subtitle, in which case FileBot can't implicitly use the primary video file.


Alternatively, you can always do your own size calculations based on the parent folder or something like that:

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{folder.files.sum{ it.length() }}

[AbedlaPaille]

Wow we can make stuff happen depending on how many files are in? Cool.

{gigabytes} works great, just wanted 700 MO displayed instead of 0.7 GO in those < 1GO files.