Subtitle stored in different folder to movie

[CHA0SENG7NE]

Hi

I have an issue with subtitles being moved into separate folder from movies.

My current script...

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\\192.168.0.160\Multimedia/Movies/{f =~ /(?i)3D|3\.D|3\-D/ ? '3D Movies' : vf =~ /2160p/ ? '4K Movies' : 'Movies'}/{AZ}/
{kodi.name} [{director}] [{imdbid}]
/{kodi.name} [{vf} {vc} {hdr} 
{
	def codecList =
	[
	'MP3' : 'MP3',
	'PCM' : 'PCM',
	'AAC LC' : 'AAC',
	'AAC LC SBR' : 'AAC',
	'AC 3' : 'AC3',
	'AC 3 Dep' : 'EAC3',
	'E AC 3' : 'EAC3',
	'E AC 3 JOC' : 'EAC3 Atmos',
	'DTS' : 'DTS',
	'DTS 96 24' : 'DTS 96-24',
	'DTS ES' : 'DTS-ES',
	'DTS ES XXCH' : 'DTS-ES',
	'DTS XBR' : 'DTS-HD HRA',
	'DTS ES XBR' : 'DTS-HD HRA',
	'DTS ES XXCH XBR' : 'DTS-HD HRA',
	'DTS XLL' : 'DTS-HD MA',
	'DTS ES XLL' : 'DTS-HD MA',
	'DTS ES XXCH XLL' : 'DTS-HD MA',
	'DTS XLL X' : 'DTS-X',
	'MLP FBA' : 'TrueHD',
	'MLP FBA 16 ch' : 'Dolby Atmos'
	]
	def filter = { [it.codec, it.ch, it.objects] }

	def audioStreams = []
	def audioClean = { it.replaceAll(/[\p{Pd}\p{Space}]/, ' ').replaceAll(/\p{Space}{2,}/, ' ').slash(' ') }
	def channelClean = { it.replaceAll(/Debug.+|Object\sBased\s?\/?|(\d+)?\sobjects\s\/\s|0.(?=\d.\d)|20/).replaceAll(/6.0/,'5.1').replaceAll(/8.0/,'7.1')}
	def oneStream = { it.collect{ filter(it) }*.minus(null).unique().flatten().join(' ') }
	def dString = { it.toDouble().toString() }
	def toInt = { it.toInteger() }

	audio.collect{ au ->
		def codec = audioClean(any{ au['CodecID/Hint'] }{ au['Format'] })
		def format_profile = any{ audioClean(au['Format_AdditionalFeatures'])}{}
		def String ch = any{ channelClean(au.ChannelPositionsString2).tokenize('\\/')*.toDouble().toString().sum() }
			{ channelClean(dString(au.ChannelsOriginal)) } { channelClean(dString(au.Channels)) }

		def chFilter =	(( ( (ac == 'AAC'||ac == 'MP3') && ch != '2.0') || ( (ac == 'AC3'||ac == 'EAC3'||ac == 'DTS'||ac == 'TrueHD'||ac == 'MLPFBA') && ch != '5.1' ) ) ? ch : null)

		def combined = allOf{codec}{format_profile}.join(' ')
		audioStreams << ['index' : codecList.findIndexOf {it.key == combined}, 'default' : au['default'][0].toBoolean(),
		'codec' : codecList.get(combined, 'UNKNOWN_FORMAT'), 'combined' : combined, 'ch' : ch, 
		'bitrate' : any{toInt(au.BitRate)}{toInt(au.BitRate_Maximum)}{au.FrameRate.toDouble()}{null},
		'objects' : any{'(' + au['NumberOfDynamicObjects'] + ' Objs)'}{null}, 'lang' : any{au.'LanguageString3'.upperInitial()}{null} ]
		return audioStreams
	}

	def allStreams = audioStreams.collect{ filter(it) }*.minus(null).unique()*.join(' ')
	def preferredStream = oneStream(audioStreams.findAll{ it.index == audioStreams.index.max() })
	def bestBitRate = oneStream(audioStreams.findAll{ it.bitrate == audioStreams.bitrate.max() })
	def defaultStream = oneStream(audioStreams.findAll{it.default == true})
}] 
{[source]} [{runtime}mins]

Example
The film gets put into correct folder and named properly

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\\192.168.0.160\Multimedia\Movies\Movies\A\Æon Flux (2005) [Karyn Kusama] [tt0402022]\Æon Flux (2005) [1080p x265 AAC 5.1] [BluRay] [93mins].mp4

The subtitle is saved into

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\\192.168.0.160\Multimedia\Movies\A\Æon Flux (2005).eng [Karyn Kusama] [tt0402022]\Æon Flux (2005).eng [ ] [93mins].srt

Any help working this out or understanding would be appreciated.

I can only guess that the subtitle has no video information so its named differently... that's all i have got

Thank you

[rednoah]

1.
I recommend sticking to one of the default formats and omitting complex custom code:

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{plex.derive{" [$vf, $vc, $ac]"}}

viewtopic.php?t=4116


The original author of this snippet possibly did not take subtitles into account. If you rely heavily on custom code, then it's best to write it yourself, with all your specific use cases in mind, otherwise you'll find debugging and fixing things later on excruciatingly difficult to impossible.


2.
Are your subtitle files organized and named reasonably well?

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Avatar.2009.mp4
Avatar.2009.eng.srt

FileBot will implicitly read MediaInfo from the primary video file when formatting a subtitle file, and so most formats do not need to take subtitles into account specifically. However, if you process orphaned subtitle files (i.e. subtitles without corresponding video file) then MediaInfo will be limited.

A completely different approach might be more appropriate, such as pre-organizing subtitles files first to be more in line (same folder, same name) with their corresponding video files. Alternatively, processing video files and subtitle files in the same batch an also help with associating them.

[CHA0SENG7NE]

Thanks for the information.
Ill take your advice and stick to the default format as described.
Thank you

[CHA0SENG7NE]

I just don't understand enough to be honest!

[rednoah]

The easiest way is to just use {plex}. If you don't embed MediaInfo in the file name, then all video files and subtitle are assured to end up with the same file name.

[CHA0SENG7NE]

Thanks Rednoah. Will using {Plex} still allow the movies to be stored into the correct folders i.e 4k 3d and movies?

[rednoah]

Will using {Plex} still allow the movies to be stored into the correct folders i.e 4k 3d and movies?

{plex} organized movies correctly as per Naming and organizing your Movie files which does not specify 4K or 3D folders:
https://support.plex.tv/articles/naming ... dia-files/


If you want a folder structure like this, then you need to customize the format:

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Movies/...
4K Movies/...
3D Movies/...

You can use {plex.tail} to re-use most of the {plex} format. But you'll have to write your own code to generate the top level folder yourself.

e.g.

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{f =~ /3D/ ? '3D Movies' : hd =~ /UHD/ ? '4K Movies' : 'Movies'}/{plex.tail}

Since {hd} is based on MediaInfo, this format may not work well for orphaned subtitles, as explained above. But you could identify 4K movies by checking the file path for certain markers, like what we're doing with 3D here.

[CHA0SENG7NE]

That makes sense and works thank you. Subtitles are being moved correctly now.
Always helpful Rednoah

[CHA0SENG7NE]

Is it possible to ignore subtitles when naming? To not transfer from downloaded folder?

[rednoah]

You can use --def ignore to ignore input paths.

e.g.
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=11812#p50647



EDIT:

I am assuming that you're using the amc script.

[CHA0SENG7NE]

Yes im using the AMC script.
I dont use subtitles unless its required for a foreign film.
So if I can prevent the subtitles being processed then it will stop the mess of my folders it makes.
So if i add

--def ignore=".srt|.idx|.sub"

Should fix this?

[CHA0SENG7NE]

Hi Rednoah
I have been playing with the plex.name and tail. Also with Kodi. Trying to learn some new things. I then changed my original script from {kodi.name} to {ny}

Hey presto the orphan subs are named the same as the movie file. I added {subt} to the end too.

All working perfectly. Thank you.

[rednoah]

[SNIPPET] Separate 4K Movies and non-4K Movies