Can't rename subtitle properly

[raxer]

Hi,

i have problems to rename the subtitle properly

the input files have almost always the same file name scheme:

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group-movie-1080p.mkv
group-movie-1080p-eng.idx
group-movie-1080p-eng.sub
group-movie-1080p-forced.idx
group-movie-1080p-forced.sub
group-movie-1080p.idx
group-movie-1080p.sub

Now i want them in this format:

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Movie (2016)/Movie (2016) - 1080p.mkv
Movie (2016)/Movie (2016) - 1080p.eng.idx
Movie (2016)/Movie (2016) - 1080p.eng.sub
Movie (2016)/Movie (2016) - 1080p.ger.forced.idx
Movie (2016)/Movie (2016) - 1080p.ger.forced.sub
Movie (2016)/Movie (2016) - 1080p.ger.idx
Movie (2016)/Movie (2016) - 1080p.ger.sub

but i am not able to create nested if clauses. also i don't know how to tell filebot that the main video file has the resolution 1080p which should also appear in the subtitle name.

with my naming scheme:

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/movies/{n.upperInitial().space(' ')} ({y})/{n.upperInitial().space(' ')} ({y}) - {vf}{mediaType[0].match(/subtitle/) ? fn.match(/[-_]+eng/) ? fn.match(/[-_]+forced/) ? '.eng.forced' : '.eng' : fn.match(/[-_]+forced/) ? '.ger.forced' : '.ger' : ''}

i always get:

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Movie (2016)/Movie (2016) - 1080p.mkv
Movie (2016)/Movie (2016) - .idx
Movie (2016)/Movie (2016) - .sub
Movie (2016)/Movie (2016) - .idx
Movie (2016)/Movie (2016) - .sub
Movie (2016)/Movie (2016) - .idx
Movie (2016)/Movie (2016) - .sub

[rednoah]

Here's the solution:

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{ny} - {vf} {fn =~ /[.]eng$/ ? '.eng' : '.ger' }{'.'+fn.match(/forced/)}

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[traxxus]

Here's the solution:

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{ny} - {vf} {fn =~ /[.]eng$/ ? '.eng' : '.ger' }{'.'+fn.match(/forced/)}

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If i use this, the MKV file has also .ger or .eng - how to avoid this?

[rednoah]

Example:

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{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[.]eng$/ ? '.eng' : '.ger' }

The the latest revision / RC build you can just do {subt} for all the subtitle language/category tags, though language detection might not be as accurate as just forcing between eng/ger manually.

[traxxus]

Will / is this feature {subt} be implemented in the AMC script?

[raxer]

Thanks for the help.

Is it possible to get the resolution of a video file in the same folder as the subtitle?

For example i want "1080p" in the subtitle file.

I would do the following procedure:
- List all files in the same folder like the subtitle
- Find the first movie file in the folder
- get the resolution
- Paste it to the subtitle file

Is this possible as format expression?

[rednoah]

If the subtitle filename matches the movie filename, then this behaviour is default, i.e. all mediainfo/file bindings will work based on the movie file when formatting the corresponding subtitle file.

[raxer]

I've tested it and it works. Thanks a lot!

[s25a]

Hi,

I have the same question / issue like the author of this thread. As I do not understand all the scripting can someone help and post the final and complete code for the correct renaming?
If I use the code

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{ny} - {vf} {fn =~ /[.]eng$/ ? '.eng' : '.ger' }{'.'+fn.match(/forced/)}

the Videofile is llso renamed with .ger as mentioned above.

and I am not sure where to put this correctly

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{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[.]eng$/ ? '.eng' : '.ger' }

Thanks

S

[rednoah]

1.
Have you tried using the subt binding?

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{subt}

2.
Where to put this? Just take a few example files, put it anywhere in your format, and see what happens:

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{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[.]eng$/ ? '.eng' : '.ger'}

Just play with it. You'll figure it out.

[s25a]

Hi,

thank you so much for the quick answer

To be honest - I have absolutely no idea what this all do so if you wnat me to play with that I even do not know where to start.

Have you tried using the subt binding?

What exactly do you mean by that?

Appreciate your support

S

[rednoah]

Open the format editor and start "coding" and see what happens. There's plenty of examples you can look at. First you copy something that works, then you slightly modify it and see if it still works. That's how you figure it out.

* http://www.filebot.net/naming.html
* http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2#p51

There's some help on custom formats in this video tutorial around the 8 minute mark:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcSFKiwFLZw