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Posted: **06 Dec 2025, 14:21**

Hi All,

Im currently using this:

D:\Temp\3. Filebot Output\homemovies\{ plex.id.derive{ " {tmdb-$id}" } % { " {edition-$edition}" } % { " [$vs][$ac $channels][$vcf]" }}

To give this:

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D:/Temp/3. Filebot Output/homemovies/Movies/Angels & Demons (2009) {tmdb-13448}/Angels & Demons (2009) {tmdb-13448} [DVD-R][AC3 5.1][HEVC]

I need help to add the release group though. I read all the related forums and tried copy/pasting all sorts of examples but couldnt get what i needed to work.
My knowledge is complete beginner!!!

I'd like to:

1. Add the release group (if it exists) to the end
e.g.

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Angels & Demons (2009) {tmdb-13448}/Angels & Demons (2009) {tmdb-13448} [DVD-R][AC3 5.1][HEVC]-GROUPABC

2. I will be outputting my home rips from handbrake with -LOCAL on the end. If -LOCAL exists i would like to use this
e.g.

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Angels & Demons (2009) {tmdb-13448}/Angels & Demons (2009) {tmdb-13448} [DVD-R][AC3 5.1][HEVC]-LOCAL

3. If no group or no LOCAL leave the file without group
e.g.

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Angels & Demons (2009) {tmdb-13448}/Angels & Demons (2009) {tmdb-13448} [DVD-R][AC3 5.1][HEVC]

Help would be greatly appreciated!
Thankyou

Posted: **06 Dec 2025, 15:51**

Try this:

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D:\Temp\3. Filebot Output\homemovies\
{
	plex.id
	% { " {tmdb-$id}" }
	% { " {edition-$edition}" }
	% { " [$vs][$ac $channels][$vcf]" }
	% { fn.match(/[-][\w]+$/) }
}

Match information from the file path

Posted: **06 Dec 2025, 17:14**

Wow! That was quick and effective, it seems to work well

Thankyou o wise one

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