It is not adding languages

[Levaculik]

I'm using this script to rename and detect the languages, making them look like this.

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Dragon.Ball.Daima.S01E01.Conspiracy.1080p.CR.WEB-DL.AAC2.0.H.264.JPN.pt-BR-Levaculik.mkv

But it's coming out

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Dragon.Ball.Daima.S01E01.Conspiracy.1080p.CR.WEB-DL.AAC2.0.H.264-Levaculik.mkv

how to solve this.

Here is the complete script.

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for f in *.mkv; do filebot "$f" -rename -r , --format "{n.upperInitial().space('.').replaceAll(/[-()`´‘’'?,!]/, '').replaceAll(/'/, '')}.{s00e00}.{t.space('.').replace(/·/, '-').replace('&','and').removeAll(/[!?,:'`´‘’ʻ’]/).replacePart('Part.$1')}.{vf.replace('720pInf', '720p')}.CR.WEB-DL{'.'+ac.replace('MLP','TrueHD').replace('AC3','DD').replace('MPEG Audio','MP3').replace('EDD','DDP').replace('DTS','DTS').replace('DTS-HD','DTS-HD').replace('FLAC','FLAC').replace('AAC5.1','DDP5.1').replace('AAC2.0','AAC2.0').replace('AAC','AAC').replace('Opus','Opus')}.{af.format(8: 'DD+ 7.1', 7: '6.1', 6: 'DD 5.1', 5: '5.0', 3: '2.1', 2: '2.0')}{'.'+vc.replace('ATEME','H.265').replace('HEVC','H.265').replace('AVC','H.264').replace('x264','H.264')}.{audioLanguages.ISO3.joining('.','','').upper().replace('POR','pt-BR').replace('POB','pt-BR').replace('ZHO','CHI')}-Levaculik" --db TheTVDB -no-xattr -non-strict ; done

[rednoah]

What does the Format Editor say when you test the relevant part of the format on a relevant file?




What does filebot -mediainfo say for the file at hand?

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filebot -mediainfo *.mkv --format "{ audioLanguages.ISO3 } | { f }"

General Observations:

You'll want to do filebot -rename *.mkv to call filebot once with many file arguments, instead of calling filebot many times once for each file.

There's a straggling , between -r and --format. I'd remove that.

You're using $1 and ! inside a "..." which means the shell replace the $1 variable with some value, or nothing, before calling filebot. Same thing with ! history expansion. See Cmdline and Argument Passing › Escape Arguments for details. The easy solution for this class of problem is to simply pass along your format via an external text file.



EDIT:

The command posted above notably does not work with zsh nor bash due to all the special characters, so you definitely want to pass along your format via an external text file to avoid that can of worms all together:

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zsh: parse error near `)'

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bash: !? ... event not found