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Posted: **31 Jan 2016, 21:21**

Hi,

I know the language detection is no longer supported, but I tried your method:

{if (ext == 'srt' && file.text.matchAll('the|a|an').size() > 100) '.eng' else '.deu'}

I used it like this:

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/Volumes/Public/Seriály/{n}/{'Season '+s}/{n} - {s00e00} - {t} {if (ext == 'srt' && file.text.matchAll('the|an').size() > 100) '.eng' else '.cze'}

And it does not work. It renames all files, including *.avi *.mp4 etc. So I must be doing something wrong, as I only want to add language code to srt files.

Also, I would like to separate the movies by genre by creating folders for comedies, thrillers etc...

Can you please help finding the correct syntax?

Thank you!

Posted: **31 Jan 2016, 22:00**

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You want to only return a value for subtitle files:

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{if (ext == 'srt') file.text.matchAll('the|an').size() > 100 ? '.eng' : '.cze'}

For srt files the result will be either ".eng" or ".cze", but for non-srt files there will be no result.

2.
You'll want to use {genre} somewhere in your format.

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.../{genre}/{n}/...

Posted: **04 Feb 2016, 21:30**

Thank you very much, now it works fine and I managed to add the genre as well, excelent software!

Posted: **05 Feb 2016, 08:55**

FYI the latest revision supports {lang} language detection again.

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