FileBot

hey,

since filebot 4.9.0 the format expression {source} always write everything in capital letters. In 4.8.5 it was different. Here is a Screenshot so you understand what i mean:



I used the following to name things: {n} - {s00e00} - {t} ({source})


the source bluray should be BluRay and is BLURAY
amazonhd should be AmazonHD and is AMAZONHD
netflixhd should be NetflixHD and is NETFLIXHD

Hope you can fix this so it'll be like it was before

greatings
m4rcy

I see how the old behaviour might be preferable.

Fixed with FileBot r7351.

You might prefer to use the newer {vs} binding though in the meanwhile: viewtopic.php?t=11265

Thank you
I have seen the {vs} binding and tried it but I like to name the source so exact as possible, so the {source} binding is perfectly fine.

Hi,
what about adding DisneyPlus to sources?

Bazzu85 wrote: ↑24 Mar 2021, 10:54 what about adding DisneyPlus to sources?

Sure. Can you provide a sample file path?

For example
Raya and the Last Dragon (2021) Disney+ UHD 4K to 1080-​FHD HEVC E-​OPUS 5 1 HR-​DR

Another question..why netflixhd and amazonhd and not the simplest netflix and Amazon?

the correct is e.g. : viewtopic.php?f=5&t=11265

maybe I miss something..
what's the case for disney and netflix?

disney: DSNP.WEBRip
netflix?

do you have an example?

netflix = NF
file must be named e.g ...NF.WEBRip...
then
{source} = NF.WEBRip
{vs} = WEB-DL

This is how ppl name files on the web

kim wrote: ↑24 Mar 2021, 18:20 netflix = NF
file must be named e.g ...NF.WEBRip...
then
{source} = NF.WEBRip
{vs} = WEB-DL

This is how ppl name files on the web

Yep..
So what's the case of NetflixHD?

NF.NetflixHD
or just
NetflixHD

replace e.g.
WEBRip

kim wrote: ↑25 Mar 2021, 16:53 NF.NetflixHD
or just
NetflixHD

replace e.g.
WEBRip

So, why not DisneyHD or Disney+HD? DSNP is a format..the others are more readable