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Posted: **12 Apr 2019, 02:53**

Sometimes I run into problems where files have no database matches. In these scenarios I have to manually rename them. I know that I can press 'f2' to get the renaming tool. I am trying to rename them using the regular expressions, but I am having trouble. I want to be able to just have clean files without groups, or other unnecessary tags.

I have several files like:

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[Forge] Freezing - OVA 01 [Hi10P] [720p] [A5621CF1]

I want to get the filename formatting to look like

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Freezing - S00E01 - OVA

This is what I have tried:

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{n.stripReleaseInfo().space(' ').replaceAll('OVA')} - S00E{i.pad(2)} - OVA

How can I basically take the filename and replace/move the ordering?
I want to be able to

delete everything inside '[brackets]' or '(paranthesis)' which usually represents groups/serials/etc

and just have clean files names.

Ex: movies/movie title/ movie title (year) or show/show title/ show title - s00e00 - episode title

Posted: **12 Apr 2019, 09:06**

Here's a starting point that'll give you the desired result for this one particular example you posted:

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{fn.removeAll(/\[.*?\]|OVA/).replaceAll(/\d{2}/, /S00E$0/)} - OVA

More generic code requires more plentiful examples that the code needs to be able to deal with.

String.removeAll(/\[.*?\]/) will help you remove all the [...]

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Need help custom renaming files without database use

Need help custom renaming files without database use

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