Post-processing features can be enabled for newly renamed files via



Apply Post-Processing Features via Filter
Post-processing features can be applied to an existing set of files via Attributes ➔


Apply Post-Processing Features via the --apply option from Terminal
--apply can be added to -rename and -mediainfo calls to enable common post-processing tasks for newly renamed files or previously renamed files.
e.g.
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--apply artwork nfo url metadata
ARTWORK
Fetch series / movie artwork for newly added files:
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--apply artwork

COVER
Fetch folder.jpg files for newly added series / movie folders:
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--apply cover
NFO
Generate *.nfo files for series / movie folders:
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--apply nfo
URL
Generate *.url files for movie folders:
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--apply url
SUBTITLES
Fetch subtitles in the preferred language:
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--apply subtitles
METADATA
Generate hidden .xattr folders with xattr metadata in plain file format:
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--apply metadata

DATE
Set the Last-Modified and Creation-Date timestamp to the episode airdate / movie release date:
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--apply date
TAG
Write mkv and mp4 tags via the mkvpropedit (i.e. mkvtoolnix package) and AtomicParsley (i.e. atomicparsley package) command-line tools:
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--apply tag
IMPORT
Copy companion files (e.g. trailers, subtitles, artwork, etc) along from the original folder to the new location:
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--apply import
PRUNE
Delete left-behind empty folders:
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--apply prune
CLEAN
Delete left-behind clutter files and folders:
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--apply clean
REFRESH
Refresh file services and media library:
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--apply refresh