No fallback to English? How can I translate English naming to German naming?
Posted: 19 Sep 2019, 11:39
Hello
That's easy to reproduce, so I'll just some up the steps:
- Set the scraping language to German
- Try to identify the file
Result: Filebot identifies it as
The show has no German metadata at thetvdb, so I guess that's the reason...? Would be nice if Filebot falls back to English then.
That's the basic problem, but it gets even worse
Try to identify those two files with scraping language set to German:
Now filebot wants to rename them to
The big problem in this scenario is that the wrong detection is not being marked red. So if you want to rename a bunch of files, it's easy to oversee.
Just tell me if you need more info, but you should be easily able to reproduce.
Best regards
Filebot 4.8.5 (Platform)
Windows 10 Pro
That's easy to reproduce, so I'll just some up the steps:
- Set the scraping language to German
- Try to identify the file
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Keeping Up with the Kardashians - S17E01.strmCode: Select all
Keeping Up with the Khans - S01E01That's the basic problem, but it gets even worse
Try to identify those two files with scraping language set to German:
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Detektiv Conan - S01E01.strm
Keeping Up with the Kardashians - S17E01.strm
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Detektiv Conan - S01E01 - Die tödliche Perlenkette
Detektiv Conan - S17E01 - Clash of Red and Black! (The Beginning)
Just tell me if you need more info, but you should be easily able to reproduce.
Best regards
Filebot 4.8.5 (Platform)
Windows 10 Pro
Technically, the Language / Episode Order settings describe what you have, not what you want, though it usually doesn't matter. Translating to a different Language / Episode Order is best accomplished via the {localize} and {order} bindings in the format.