Issues with conditional folder naming based on {languages} and {audioLanguages}

[XeelosDK]

Hi again
Now ive sorted filebot to be called when downloads are finished in rtorrent, now im strugeling with the naming, if i use the gui it works but when i run it trough the .sh script it's getting mixmatched.

output from cli script:

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[TEST] from [/home/c0de/downloads/Supergirl.S05E07.Tremors.720p.Amazon.WEB-DL.DD+5.1.H.264-QOQ.mkv] to [/home/c0de/mnt/move/tv/Dansk/Supergirl/Season 5/Supergirl - S05E07 - Tremors.mkv]

output from gui:


edit: picture link editted

[rednoah]

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Matching and Formatting is completely separate. One does not affect the other. The format is applied on a match, so the match precedes any application of the format.


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The log line shows a correct match. The destination path is presumably correct given the matched file at hand. A format is a template, that will give different results for different file/episode matches. You get different results in GUI and CLI, because you're working with different file/episode matches.

If you're unhappy with the destination path your format came up with for a given file/episode match (e.g. Supergirl S05E07) then you'll want to test your custom format on the same file/episode object in the GUI, i.e. load the same file, match the same episode, then double-click and test your format on that specific file/episode match, and figure out what specific values are different from expectation.

[XeelosDK]

It was the same file, dont know why it keeps calling it firefly but heres a screenshot where i macthed it up againt the right show



So as you can see, if i run it trough the gui it renames and moves the files propperly but not when i do it trought cli

[rednoah]

Firefly is sample data. You click "Edit Format" via the right-click menu to open the Format Editor in generic mode with generic sample data.

If you double-left-click an item, you will open the Format Editor locked to to the specific selected match.

Now you can analyze the format, investigate all the values, check the values that lead to the final result.

Based on which information are you deciding between English and Danish? I'd start debugging there.

[XeelosDK]

Okay i will give it a try it's just odd that it works in the gui but not cli with the same arguments

[rednoah]

Okay i will give it a try it's just odd that it works in the gui but not cli with the same arguments

That is odd, but easily explained by looking at the data we're working with.

Just add {languages} and {audioLanguages} to the end of your format, and then run tests on both of your machines, so we can see the data the format is working with in each case.

[XeelosDK]

The info given here is from the same machine

[rednoah]

If you have a condition that is based on {languages} and {audioLanguages} but doesn't yield the expected value, then we add {languages} and {audioLanguages} to the format so that we can see what values our conditions are working with.


So to continue this thread, we need the following:
* the format you're using
* the destination path you're getting for a given Episode/File match
* the part of the format that is seemingly working incorrectly
* all the values for all the bindings that are used in this part of the format

[rednoah]

A systematic approach:
* Check the values
* Check the condition
* Check the result

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{languages} | {audioLanguages} => {languages =~ /jpn/ || audioLanguages =~ /jpn/ ? ' Japanese' : 'English'}

I'm using a sample file that has [eng, jpn] audio, and so audioLanguages =~ /jpn/ is true, and so Japanese is the result.

If you approach your problem systematically as shown above, all will become clear in no time.

[XeelosDK]

Okay here ive added screenshot from filebot linux gui where the path is correct.


the code in the gui to rename/copy content:

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/home/c0de/mnt/move/{vf =~ /1080p|720p/ ? 'tv' : 'tv'}/{Languages.toString().contains('da') || audioLanguages.toString().contains('da')? 'Dansk' : 'Engelsk'}/{n}/{'Season '+s}/{n} - {s00e00} - {t}

command using the cli:

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filebot -script fn:amc --lang da --output "/home/c0de/mnt/move/" --action test --conflict auto -non-strict --log-file "/home/c0de/scripts/logs/filebot-amc.log" --def unsorted=y music=y artwork=n plex=127.0.0.1:RT4ryoRKVh7Wxest4d6A ut_dir="$ARG_PATH" ut_kind="multi" ut_title="$ARG_NAME" ut_label="$ARG_LABEL" --def @/home/c0de/scripts/format.txt Supergirl.S05E07.Tremors.720p.Amazon.WEB-DL.DD+5.1.H.264-QOQ.mkv

output from the cli:

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[TEST] from [/home/c0de/downloads/Supergirl.S05E07.Tremors.720p.Amazon.WEB-DL.DD+5.1.H.264-QOQ.mkv] to [/home/c0de/mnt/move/tv/Dansk/Supergirl/Season 5/Supergirl - S05E07 - Tremors.mkv]

format.txt

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movieFormat="{vf =~ /1080p|720p/ ? 'movies' : 'movies'}/{info.spokenLanguages.toString().contains('da') || audioLanguages.toString().contains('da')? 'Dansk' : 'Engelsk'}/{n}/{n.space('.')}.{y}{'.'+source}.{vc}"
seriesFormat="{vf =~ /1080p|720p/ ? 'tv' : 'tv'}/{Languages.toString().contains('da') || audioLanguages.toString().contains('da')? 'Dansk' : 'Engelsk'}/{n}/{'Season '+s}/{n} - {s00e00} - {t}"

complete logfile here:
https://pastebin.com/DTivJtwg

as you can see its the same code added when i run it tru cli or gui, so i really dont know why it makes it right when i use the gui.

[rednoah]

So this expression:

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{Languages.toString().contains('da') || audioLanguages.toString().contains('da')? 'Dansk' : 'Engelsk'}

Yield this result:

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Dansk

We know that either {languages} or {audioLanguages} contains 'da'

Why? We won't know until we know the values of {languages} and {audioLanguages}

Just add {languages} and {audioLanguages} to the end of your format, and then run tests on both of your machines, so we can see the data the format is working with in each case.

You've got all the tools and knowledge you need. The rest is up to you. You'll figure it out.

[XeelosDK]

I only got one mashine as ive said before.

format:

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movieFormat="{vf =~ /1080p|720p/ ? 'movies' : 'movies'}/{info.spokenLanguages.toString().contains('da') || audioLanguages.toString().contains('da')? 'Dansk' : 'Engelsk'}/{n}/{n.space('.')}.{y}{'.'+source}.{vc}"
seriesFormat="{vf =~ /1080p|720p/ ? 'tv' : 'tv'}/{Languages.toString().contains('da') || audioLanguages.toString().contains('da')? 'Dansk' : 'Engelsk'}/{n}/{'Season '+s}/{n} - {s00e00} - {t} - {language} - {audioLanguage}"

output from cli:

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[TEST] from [/home/c0de/downloads/Supergirl.S05E07.Tremors.720p.Amazon.WEB-DL.DD+5.1.H.264-QOQ.mkv] to [/home/c0de/mnt/move/tv/Dansk/Supergirl/Season 5/Supergirl - S05E07 - Tremors - - .mkv]

so the language and audioLanguage is only given - to the filename!

info on the mkv container is here - https://pastebin.com/feJ4sWhr

[rednoah]

So I slept on it, and I guess now I know your misconception.


Movie Format:

You're using {info.spokenLanguages} for movies. This works. TheMovieDB has information about spoken languages for each movie. {languages} works too, as it is also based on {info.spokenLanguages} in the context of TheMovieDB movie objects. Either one will work as expected.


Episode Format:

You're using {languages} for TV episodes. This does not work. TheTVDB does not have information about spoken languages for each series or episode. {languages} defaults to the language of the TheTVDB response data, i.e. if you do --lang Danish then series name / episode titles will be Danish, and {languages} will also be Danish, thus completely unrelated to "languages spoken in the given TV series or episode" contrary to your expectation. You get different results in GUI and CLI, because you use different language preferences in each, and thus {languages} yields different values.

[XeelosDK]

Ahh okay that makes sense, but i got a setup for qbittorrent from a friend where (he) said it took the sound from the mkv container via mediainfo and then passed it tru filebot, to tell it if it where danish or english.

Is there a way to get filebot recognize on spoken language in the mkv container ?

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But t´why cant i get the right match when using the GUI and not when i use the cli?

[rednoah]

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Is there a way to get filebot recognize on spoken language in the mkv container ?

{audioLanguages} will give you the language property for each audio stream in the media file:
viewtopic.php?t=4285

{audioLanguages} is based on locally available information, so you can easily test it yourself on all your files:

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filebot -mediainfo -r /path/to/files --format "{f} => {audioLanguages}"

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But t´why cant i get the right match when using the GUI and not when i use the cli?

That would be a topic for another thread. Please include file paths & logs as text. You may post large swaths of logs via pastebin, but if it's more than ~20 lines, then it'd be nice if you could also point out the specific line that shows the malfunction in your post.

[XeelosDK]

solved seems like the script was running with --lang da and that made it change the tv shows to danish