$ filebot -list --q 'dexter' --filter 'special && special < 5' --action test -rename Dexter\ -\ S00E01-04\ -\ Early\ Cuts-\ Alex\ Timmons\ \(Chapter\ 1-4\).mp4
Apply filter [special && special <5] on [125] items
Include [Dexter - Special 1 - Early Cuts: Alex Timmons (Chapter 1)]
Include [Dexter - Special 2 - Early Cuts: Alex Timmons (Chapter 2)]
Include [Dexter - Special 3 - Early Cuts: Alex Timmons (Chapter 3)]
Include [Dexter - Special 4 - Early Cuts: Alex Timmons (Chapter 4)]
[TEST] from [/mount/tv-shows/Dexter/Specials/Dexter - S00E01-04 - Early Cuts- Alex Timmons (Chapter 1-4).mp4] to [/mount/tv-shows/Dexter/Specials/Dexter - Special 1 - Early Cuts Alex Timmons (Chapter 1).mp4]
Is it possible to force the detection of multiepisodes when they are also specials?
I only work in black and sometimes very, very dark grey. (Batman)
When dealing with multi-episode files, you may need to take special care that files are correctly named and numbered using common patterns such as SxE-Ex beforehand:
$ filebot -rename . --db TheTVDB -non-strict --format "{plex.name}" --action TEST
Rename episodes using [TheTVDB]
Auto-detected query: [Dexter]
Fetching episode data for [Dexter]
Fetching episode data for [Dexter's Laboratory]
[TEST] from [Dexter - S00E01-E04.mp4] to [Dexter - S00E01-E04 - Early Cuts - Alex Timmons.mp4]
Processed 1 files
Ok, so the original name Dexter - S00E01-04 - Early Cuts- Alex Timmons (Chapter 1-4).mp4 isn't a supported pattern and after adding E before 04 and removing the trailing brackets it should work. Thanks
I only work in black and sometimes very, very dark grey. (Batman)