Add words to movie name and keep Extended Edition,Directors Cut, Uncut etc?

[mterrill]

Hi,

Is there anyway for Filebot to keep a part of the file name if a particular word is in it?

i.e. In a previous tool I used, if it saw "Dolby Atmos" in the file name it kept it in there...

Or if the name Uncut or Directors Cut, extended editon etc... was in it it would keep these

i.e. Kong- Skull Island - Dolby Atmos (2017) would be the file name....
or
Walk the line Extended Edition

or is there a way for FileBot to determine the audio codec and then Add the label "Dolby Atmos"....?

Thanks,

​​​​​​​Matt

[rednoah]

1.
Known tags such as "Extended Edition" can be added via the {tags} binding in your custom format.

You can do it yourself as well though, and then you can match / keep anything:

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fn.match(/Dolby.Atmos/)

2.
If you want to tag all Dolby Atmos files with Dolby Atmos, then I'd recommend looking into the MediaInfo bindings, which can probably be used to determine if a file is Dolby Atmos or not, so you don't have to rely on the filename:
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=4285

You'd have to check yourself which MediaInfo properties might allow you to tell if it's a Dolby Atmos file or not, as I don't have any Dolby Atmos content for testing myself.

[mterrill]

Thanks, how do I get {tags} to work? and can you add to the specific tags?

This is my renaming scheme for now...

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D:/Movies to Move/{ny.colon(' - ').replace('?', '!')}/{n.colon(' - ').replace('?', '!')}

[rednoah]

You can use {tags} in your format. Note that the {tags} only works if the original filename contains certain text patterns such as "Directors Cut" in the filename, but these patterns cannot be modified by end users. You can suggest new patterns for inclusion in the next release though.


Original Name:

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Avatar.2009.Extended.Edition.mp4

Format:

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{ny} {tags}

New Name:

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Avatar (2009) [Extended Edition]

[devster]

This is what tags identifies

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pattern.video.tags: (Extended.|Ultimate.)?(Director.?s|Collector.?s|Theatrical|Ultimate|Final|Extended|Rogue|Special|Despecialized|R.Rated).(Cut|Edition|Version)|Extended|Remastered|Recut|Uncut|Uncensored|Unrated|IMAX

to add to them you need to manually match them as in rednoah's post.

[mterrill]

When trying to add {tags} I get this error

Binding "tags": undefined

This is just what I was testing

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D:/Movies to Move/{ny.colon(' - ').replace('?', '!')}/{n.colon(' - ').replace('?', '!')}{tags}

[kim]

Test with a file that has the "tags"... e.g. "Extended"