Questions about getting an expression to show up

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1971camaroguy
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Questions about getting an expression to show up

Post by 1971camaroguy »

Hi,

I am trying to make my movies show [1080p Blueray] but I am unsure how to get it to work. I thought vf and vs were the way to do it, but I can only get the expression vf to work.....it doesn't like vs, or at least the way I am doing it. I tried {vf:vs} and {vf vs} and it doesn't work. But {vs} works all day long...vf doesn't.

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{n} ({y}) [{vf}]
I end up with this:

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[REC] (2007) [1080p]
but I am trying to get this:

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[REC] (2007) [1080p Blueray]
Any ideas or suggestions?

Thanks again!
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Re: Questions about getting an expression to show up

Post by rednoah »

:?: What are your file names?


:idea: {vf} refers to the video format based on MediaInfo information and works according to the example output in the post above.


:arrow: You can add {vs} video source to your format:

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{n} ({y}) [{vf} {vs}]

:!: {vs} only works if the "source" can be detected based on the current file name. If the current file name doesn't say "BluRay" or something akin to that, then it's not really possible not identify the file as such, though you could hardcode "Blueray" if that is what you want to see in the output path:

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{n} ({y}) [{vf} Blueray]
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