1. {languages} will give you the Spoken Languages as defined by TheMovieDB. Alternatively, you can use {audioLanguages} which relies solely on MediaInfo. {info.ProductionCountries} could be an option if you care about the production country rather than the spoken language.
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These values can then be used in the file name, or for if-then-else conditions: viewtopic.php?t=4191
Sorry I don't get, when I use this in file editor it gives language information after rename but I'd like french name for french movie actors and english name for english movie actors.
perhaps I did not treat your feedback well, sorry in that case.
If you want clear & specific help, please provide clear & specific examples and goals:
* representative input file path for each unique use case
* example for the preferred destination file path for each unique use case
I will show one example with french donwloaded movies:
1. J'accuse-2019.mkv from Polanski
2. Les_diamants_sont_éternels.mkv, James Bond Movie
With the feature I am talking about it will give:
1. "J'accuse - 2019.mkv" instead of "an officier and a spy.mkv" with english search => French actor so I keep french name
2. "Diamonds are eternal.mkv" => English movie so the name given is in english
Sorry to bump an old topic, but is there any way to enter this custom format using commands? I'm using Filebot on a seedbox so I can't do differently.
My problem is that I have an English series named in French, and it seems Filebot's just not recognizing it because it didn't do anything with it.
FileBot custom formats are not specific to either GUI or the CLI. Any format that works in the GUI, will also work on the CLI. https://www.filebot.net/cli.html