Naming in 2 languages

[eminkoff]

Hello.
Is it possible to rename using next scheme:
RussianName (EnglishName) [Year,720p]?

Also, for some reason, with my current scheme ({n} {[y, {vf}]}) i'm getting script67$_run_closure1@ error instead of 720p/1080p marks.
How could i fix that?

Thank you.

[rednoah]

1.
There is {n} for your preferred language and {primaryTitle} which is always English. So set Preferred Language to Russian first then just use these two.

2.
Learn from my examples:
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2

[eminkoff]

1.
There is {n} for your preferred language and {primaryTitle} which is always English. So set Preferred Language to Russian first then just use these two.

It helped, thank you, however IMDB doesn't provide names on russian, although TheMovieDB does.

2.
Learn from my examples:
http://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2

After much digging, i did get it to work! thank you for all your help!

[noimporta]

@eminkoff : would it be possible for you to paste your code for russian for movies?

I've been trying to get dual language titles for movies but I'm stuck. I've checked other threads referenced for episodes and the pyload script for original/german. So far I've tried the following dir structure

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/cygdrive/z/test/The.Great.Gatsby.2013.720p/the.great.gatsby.2013.720p.mkv

and I've tried with the following script

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#!/bin/sh
PATH=/home/usuario/FileBot:/cygdrive/c/Program\ Files/Java/jre7/bin/:$PATH
#FileBot-defs
MovieFormat="movieFormat=Movies/{net.sourceforge.filebot.WebServices.TMDb.getMovieInfo(movie, Locale.SPANISH).name} {'('+y+')'}/{net.sourceforge.filebot.WebServices.TMDb.getMovieInfo(movie, Locale.SPANISH).name} {'('+y+')'}"
Extras="clean=y artwork=n subtitles=es"
FILEBOT="filebot.cmd"
OUTPUT_DIR="z:/test/"
# Filebot-Part
$FILEBOT -script "fn:cleaner" "$OUTPUT_DIR"
$FILEBOT -script "fn:amc" --log all -non-strict -no-analytics --output "$OUTPUT_DIR/OUT"  --conflict override --def "$MovieFormat" "$Extras" "$OUTPUT_DIR"

I think it's because the WebService doesn't work like I think

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MissingMethodException: No signature of method: org.codehaus.groovy.jsr223.GroovyScriptEngineImpl.executeScript() is applicable for argument types: (java.lang.String, java.util.LinkedHashMap, java.util.ArrayList) values: [fn:cleaner, [root:false], [Z:\test]]
groovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: org.codehaus.groovy.jsr223.GroovyScriptEngineImpl.executeScript() is applicable for argument types: (java.lang.String, java.util.LinkedHashMap, java.util.ArrayList) values: [fn:cleaner, [root:false], [Z:\test]]
        at Script3.run(Script3.groovy:378)
        at net.sourceforge.filebot.cli.ScriptShell.evaluate(Unknown Source)
        at net.sourceforge.filebot.cli.ScriptShell.runScript(Unknown Source)
        at net.sourceforge.filebot.cli.ArgumentProcessor.process(Unknown Source)
        at net.sourceforge.filebot.Main.main(Unknown Source)
Failure (▒_▒)

The path and output file looks like this:

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/cygdrive/z/test/OUT/Movies/ (2013)/ (2013).mkv

Any ideas?

[rednoah]

1.
Are you using the latest version?

2.
Why don't you just use {n} and set --lang es to get Spanish data?

[noimporta]

@rednoah : thanks for the reply and for the brilliant software.

Yes, I think it's the last version

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FileBot 3.8 (r1840) / Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment 1.7.0_09

Somehow I though I had to use locales, never guessed --lang would be that straight fordward. With your answer I got it fixed. So for future references from other users:

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filebot.cmd -rename MOVIE_FILE --lang es --db tmdb -non-strict --format {primaryTitle}.{y}.{n}.{vf}

where as rednoah said : primaryTitle will usually mean english and n is the language from --lang

[AbedlaPaille]

I've been trying to set up an automatized bilingual French/English {n} using French as preferred language with a fall back to Primary Title if the movie/show isn't French like this thread is saying.

I've come up with this

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{audio[0].language =~ /fr/ || info.OriginalLanguage =~ /fr/ ? norm(n) : norm(primaryTitle)}}

Why does it not work exactly? Why does the field being undefined means Filebot prints no name instead of falling back to english?

[rednoah]

Why does it not work exactly? Why does the field being undefined means Filebot prints no name instead of falling back to english?

You're not covering the error case, so there's plenty of opportunity for this snippet to fail without producing any value:
viewtopic.php?t=1895


What does the status message say?


If you're using the CLI to prototype your format, use the GUI instead, so you can see status messages.

[AbedlaPaille]

Mmh, i've seen this thread but i don't understand what i should do?

I'm not using command line no, just copying format expression in the gui. Where are status messages?

Edit: wow so i tried my luck just adding self like this :

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{self.info.OriginalLanguage =~ /fr/ || self.audio[0].language =~ /fr/ || self.languages =~ /fr/ ? norm(n) : norm(primaryTitle)}

and it's just worked for the english file i was testing on.. Did i find the answer to prevent crashing the expression if not French yet still check if French? I don't get what self is exactly.

edit 2: nope didn't work, it printed english show in French mb. Working on getting you the screenshots, cheers a lot for the support

[rednoah]

I'm not using command line no, just copying format expression in the gui. Where are status messages?

I'd point them out, but you didn't include screenshots... Please read How to Request Help.

[AbedlaPaille]

My problem was you can't play around n and primaryTitle on TV shows like you can on movies. If matching in French primaryTitle will also be in French wheras for movies it gives me the title in the original language.

Guess i'll run my French shows with French preferred and my English shows with English, and i'll be pleased of my bilingual movie scheme

Thanks so much for this wonderful tool, best soft i've ever bought and the help here is amazing, allows noobs like me to piece something together and even learn.