Organize subtitles

[madro17]

Hi,

i use this sheme to organize my movies and series. Everything works well, but i want to have the subtitles in an extra folder called Subs. Please can you help me guys?

MOVIES:

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U:/downloads/_SORTED-MOVIES/{n} - {y} {vf} {ac}-{channels}/{n} - {y} {vf} {ac}-{channels}
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[-]eng$/ ? '-eng' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[-]ger$/ ? '-ger' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[-]forced$/ ? '-forced' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[.]eng$/ ? '-eng' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[.]ger$/ ? '-ger' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[.]forced$/ ? '-forced' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[_]eng$/ ? '-eng' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[_]ger$/ ? '-ger' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[_]forced$/ ? '-forced' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[-]engl$/ ? '-eng' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[.]engl$/ ? '-eng' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[_]engl$/ ? '-eng' : '' }

SERIES:

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U:/downloads/_SORTED-SERIEN/{n} - {s00e00} - {t} - {vf} {ac}-{channels}/{n} - {s00e00} - {t} - {airdate} {vf} {ac}-{channels}
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[-]eng$/ ? '-eng' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[-]ger$/ ? '-ger' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[-]forced$/ ? '-forced' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[.]eng$/ ? '-eng' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[.]ger$/ ? '-ger' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[.]forced$/ ? '-forced' : '' }

[rednoah]

I suppose you could just insert the extra folder level somewhere in your destination path:

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{f.subtitle ? '/SUBS' : null}

As for adding .eng-forced and friends to the end of the file path, {subt} will generally take care of that.

[madro17]

Hi,

thanks for your answer. For sure i did something wrong.
I tested now with this sheme:

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U:/downloads/_SORTED-SERIEN/{n} - {s00e00} - {t} - {vf} {ac}-{channels}/{n} - {s00e00} - {t} - {airdate} {vf} {ac}-{channels}
{f.subtitle ? '/SUBS' : null}
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[-]eng$/ ? '-eng' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[-]ger$/ ? '-ger' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[-]forced$/ ? '-forced' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[.]eng$/ ? '-eng' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[.]ger$/ ? '-ger' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[.]forced$/ ? '-forced' : '' }

Now i get an extra folder, which has the same name as the movie folder. In this folder are the subtitle files, but they got renamed to SUBS.idx and SUBS.sub

[madro17]

It works now, thank you

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U:/downloads/_SORTED-SERIEN/{n} - {s00e00} - {t} - {vf} {ac}-{channels}/{f.subtitle ? 'Subs' : null}/{n} - {s00e00} - {t} - {airdate} {vf} {ac}-{channels}
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[-]eng$/ ? '-eng' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[-]ger$/ ? '-ger' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[-]forced$/ ? '-forced' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[.]eng$/ ? '-eng' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[.]ger$/ ? '-ger' : '' }
{if (file.subtitle) fn =~ /[.]forced$/ ? '-forced' : '' }

[rednoah]

Yep. You got it. Insert it where you want it to be inserted.

[Silke79]

Couldn't find what I was looking for and this was in the area of sort, but i'm looking on how to make my script only select the eng & swe subs and if there are forced subs too in the same language if possible?
Because sometimes one get a media with about 20 different language and needing to go through all media files can take some time.

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/TV-Serier/{az}/{(n == primaryTitle ? ny : ny + ' (' + primaryTitle + ')').colon(' - ')}/{episode.special ? 'Special' : 'Season '+s.pad(2)}/{n.colon(' - ').lowerTrail()} - {s00e00} {'- #' + absolute.pad(4)} - {t.colon(' - ').lowerTrail()} - [{resolution}] [{vf} - {vc}] [{ac} - {af}] [{airdate}]{'.'+lang}

[kim]

something like this:

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{
text.findAll{it.language == 'en' | it.language == 'sv' | it.forced == 'Yes'}.languageString3.unique().join(', ')
}

[Silke79]

Still get the other subs, but then it could also be me that have not put the code in right in the script under here.

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/TV-Serier/{az}/{(n == primaryTitle ? ny : ny + ' (' + primaryTitle + ')').colon(' - ')}/{episode.special ? 'Special' : 'Season '+s.pad(2)}/{n.colon(' - ').lowerTrail()} - {s00e00} {'- #' + absolute.pad(4)} - {t.colon(' - ').lowerTrail()} - [{resolution}] [{vf} - {vc}] [{ac} - {af}] [{airdate}]{'.'+lang}{text.findAll{it.language == 'en' | it.language == 'sv' | it.forced == 'Yes'}.languageString3.unique().join(', ')}

[kim]

looks correct, but what files, because my code is only for video files not subs
try removing the

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{'.'+lang}

my code sample

eng, swe

[Silke79]

Only thing that happened when I tried it when testing after you gave me the code was that I lost the tagg .eng and .swe at the end on my subs and I got every subs as usually then without language tagg.

[kim]

so you only want to rename subs and not video ?

then you can only use or custom format like 'madro17' :

lang subtitle language eng Language
subt subtitle tags .eng.forced String

https://www.filebot.net/naming.html