Combine -mediainfo with info of -rename dryrun

[davidh2k]

Hello Forum,
hello rednoah

I have a small script for gathering a csv of my movies. I want to extend it with some fields that seem to be not available when I use

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-mediainfo

like

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{n}

to fetch the proper title of the movie, not just the

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{fn}

filename.





My script (removed unncessary bits, full command down below) as you can see I tried to incoorparate

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{n}

but as it turns out, this seems to be allways empty in the

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-mediainfo

use case.

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filebot -mediainfo -r --format "{n};{fn};person;{resolution};{vf};{vc};{cf};{hd};{ext};{mbps};{Video[0].StreamSizeString3};{gigabytes};{audio[0].Format};{audio[0].Channels};{audio[0].BitrateString};{audio[1].Format};{audio[1].Channels};{audio[1].BitrateString};{audio[2].Format};{audio[2].Channels};{audio[2].BitrateString};{audio[3].Format};{audio[3].Channels};{audio[3].BitrateString};{text[0].Format};{text[0].Language};{text[0].Title};{text[0].StreamSizeString3};{text[1].Format};{text[1].Language};{text[1].Title};{text[1].StreamSizeString3};{text[2].Format};{text[2].Language};{text[2].Title};{text[2].StreamSizeString3};{text[3].Format};{text[3].Language};{text[3].Title};{text[3].StreamSizeString3}" --file-filter f.video /volume1

Is there a way to combine information from a dryrun of

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-rename

and

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-mediainfo

into a single line/output?




Full command, yup, might be a bit overblown, but some files really have up to 10 Subtitles... I didn't check if those (two files) even have more.

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docker run --rm -it -v $(pwd):/volume1 -v /filebothdatapath/filebot/data:/data rednoah/filebot -mediainfo -r --format "{n};{fn};person;{resolution};{vf};{vc};{cf};{hd};{ext};{mbps};{Video[0].StreamSizeString3};{gigabytes};{audio[0].Format};{audio[0].Channels};{audio[0].BitrateString};{audio[1].Format};{audio[1].Channels};{audio[1].BitrateString};{audio[2].Format};{audio[2].Channels};{audio[2].BitrateString};{audio[3].Format};{audio[3].Channels};{audio[3].BitrateString};{text[0].Format};{text[0].Language};{text[0].Title};{text[0].StreamSizeString3};{text[1].Format};{text[1].Language};{text[1].Title};{text[1].StreamSizeString3};{text[2].Format};{text[2].Language};{text[2].Title};{text[2].StreamSizeString3};{text[3].Format};{text[3].Language};{text[3].Title};{text[3].StreamSizeString3};{text[4].Format};{text[4].Language};{text[4].Title};{text[4].StreamSizeString3};{text[5].Format};{text[5].Language};{text[5].Title};{text[5].StreamSizeString3};{text[6].Format};{text[6].Language};{text[6].Title};{text[6].StreamSizeString3};{text[7].Format};{text[7].Language};{text[7].Title};{text[7].StreamSizeString3};{text[8].Format};{text[8].Language};{text[8].Title};{text[8].StreamSizeString3};{text[9].Format};{text[9].Language};{text[9].Title};{text[9].StreamSizeString3};{text[10].Format};{text[10].Language};{text[10].Title};{text[10].StreamSizeString3}" --file-filter f.video /volume1 > /exportpath/filebot/data/mediainfo5.csv

Sample output:

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;Can.A.Song.Save.Your.Life!.2013.WEBDL-1080p;person;1920x1040;1080p;x264;mkv;HD;mkv;7.9 Mbps;3.47 GiB;6.2;DTS;6;1 509 kb/s;DTS;6;1 509 kb/s;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;Cap.und.Capper.2.-.Hier.spielt.die.Musik.2006.Bluray-1080p;person;1920x1080;1080p;x264;mkv;HD;mkv;5.1 Mbps;1.79 GiB;2.6;AC-3;6;640 kb/s;AC-3;6;640 kb/s;;;;;;;UTF-8;de;Forced Subs;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

Greetings
David

[rednoah]

1.
If you have previously processed your files with FileBot, then movie metadata will have been stored to xattr, and that would then make movie metadata bindings work in subsequent -mediainfo calls:
viewtopic.php?t=324

If your files have not previously been processed with FileBot, and thus do not have xattr metadata stored alongside each file, then movie metadata bindings will not work.


2.
If your files are reasonably well-named then you can probably instantly guess the movie name from the file name, e.g. just pick the substring before the year pattern:

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{ fn.before(/\d{4}/).normalizePunctuation() }

[davidh2k]

Thank you rednoah, in fact they have not been processed by filebot before, but rather radarr.

But thanks to your extended code snippet for the {fn} tag, it seems I get what I wanted. I'll let it run now and check if it works for the complete library.

Edit: It seems some don't seem to work, so I may shoot some examples when it's done the whole library.

Thank you very much.

Greetings
David

[davidh2k]

Update: It just failed on 4 Movies. Any Idea why it may failed on those 4? Not a big of an issue though.



Greetings
David

[rednoah]

"just pick the substring before the year pattern" doesn't work if the movie name itself is a year pattern.

Easily fixed by requiring there to be a few extra characters before our year pattern:

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{ fn.before(/(?<=....)\d{4}/).normalizePunctuation() }

[kim]

is your movies in own folder ?
just use

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{file.parentFile.name}