I try to detect "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2009)" in German which is "Verblendung", this movie series are 3 Movies each with 2 parts. My issue is that filebot ignores the "Parts" and only detect one part.
the following call results in "Verblendung (2009) [tmdbid=15472]"
Do I have any change that it splits the Movie into it natural 2 Parts?
It should be
"Verblendung (Teil 1) (2009) [tmdbid=15472]"
"Verblendung (Teil 2) (2009) [tmdbid=15472]"
Shell: Select all
filebot --action "hardlink" -rename "tmp/Verblendung (Teil 1) 2009" --q "Verblendung (Teil 1) 2009" --filter "y == 2009" -script fn:amc --lang german --log all --log-file /tmp/amc.log.1 --conflict fail --def unsorted=y music=y artwork=y skipExtract=y "ut_title=Verblendung (Teil 1) 2009" "ut_label=movie" movieFormat="Filme/{n} ({y}) [tmdbid={tmdbid}]/{n} ({y}) [tmdbid={tmdbid}] - {fn.match(/\{edition-.*\}/) } {vf.lower()}{HDR.lower() =~ /hdr/ ? ' HDR'+bitdepth : ''} {vc}{fn.match(/-forced/)}" ignore="/(Proof|Sample|Subs)/" --output "output" -r --def minLengthMS=0 --def minFileSize=0 --file-filter "f.linkCount == 2"
I know my HDR detector isn't really great because it doesn't work for DV and DV with fallback, I found a thread about this viewtopic.php?t=14055 and will look at it later, if I'm not wrong I only need to replace
Format: Select all
{HDR.lower() =~ /hdr/ ? ' HDR'+bitdepth : ''}
Format: Select all
{video.HDR_Format =~ /Dolby Vision/ && video.HDR_Format_Compatibility =~ /HDR10/ ? 'DV+HDR10' : hdr}
thanks