How do i get Both audio ac with channels data ?

[Keven07]

using this movie format :

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{n} [{y}] [ {ac} {channels} ] {audioLanguages.name}

Result :

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Sherlock Holmes A Game Of Shadows [2011] [ AAC 2.0 ] [Spanish, English]

but i want movie name look like this :

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Sherlock Holmes A Game Of Shadows [2011] [ Spanish AAC 2.0, English AAC 5.1 ]

[rednoah]

You won't be able to rely on built-in bindings for this particular use case.


You can make it work by iterating through each audio stream and reading the properties you want and combining them:
viewtopic.php?t=4285


Basic coding skills required. I'd stick to the built-in bindings to just keep things simple, even if the result isn't exactly what you want.

[Keven07]

You won't be able to rely on built-in bindings for this particular use case.


You can make it work by iterating through each audio stream and reading the properties you want and combining them:
viewtopic.php?t=4285


Basic coding skills required. I'd stick to the built-in bindings to just keep things simple, even if the result isn't exactly what you want.

thanks for fast reply

at least how can i get both audio ac with channels data like this :

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Sherlock Holmes A Game Of Shadows [2011] [ AAC 2.0, AAC 5.1 ] [Spanish, English]

[rednoah]

{channels} will give you the best value across all audio streams. {channels} cannot be used to get individual channel information for individual audio streams. You'll have to access the corresponding MediaInfo properties for that directly.


You can try to extract MediaInfo properties directly as explained above though. This may or may not be easy and may or may not require some degree of coding.


e.g.

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{audio.Format}

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{audio.LanguageString}

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{audio.collect{ it.Format + ' ' + it.LanguageString }}

[Keven07]

{channels} will give you the best value across all audio streams. {channels} cannot be used to get individual channel information for individual audio streams. You'll have to access the corresponding MediaInfo properties for that directly.


You can try to extract MediaInfo properties directly as explained above though. This may or may not be easy and may or may not require some degree of coding.


e.g.

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{audio.Format}

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{audio.LanguageString}

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{audio.collect{ it.Format + ' ' + it.LanguageString }}

thanks for reply and help.

got it bro

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{audio.collect{ it.Format + ' ' + it.channels + ' ' + it.LanguageString}}

Result :

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Sherlock Holmes A Game Of Shadows [2011] [AAC 2 Spanish, AAC 2 English]

[Keven07]

hello rednoah finally figured it out.
I post format code here, if in future anyone need.

format code :

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{n} [{y}] [{ import java.math.RoundingMode
  import net.filebot.Language
  audio.collect {
    def au = it
    def channels = any{ au['ChannelPositions/String2'] }{ au['Channel(s)_Original'] }{ au['Channel(s)'] } 
    def ch = channels.tokenize('\\/')*.toDouble().inject(0, { a, b -> a + b }).findAll { it > 0 }
    max().toBigDecimal().setScale(1, RoundingMode.HALF_UP).toString()
    def codec = any{ au['Format'] }{ au['CodecID/Hint'] }.replaceAll(/['`´‘’ʻ\p{Punct}\p{Space}]/, '')
    return [Language.findLanguage(au['Language']).name.upperInitial(), codec, ch,  ]
  }*.join(" ").join(", ") }]
  

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Sherlock Holmes A Game Of Shadows [2011] [Spanish AAC 2.0, English AAC 2.0]