FileBot

Hi,
I'm struggling to get the following format :
Specifically, I can't figure how to display curly brackets. I tried a few escape characters (','',/,\,#), but without success...

Current format code : Any help ?

Thanks

I recommend using [] instead.

If you really want {} then this is how you'd do it:

Hi guys, I've spent hours trying everything I can think of (in my limited capacity) reading this forum and many other pages. I've read the bits above but I'm trying to work out how to have this work within a file name:

{BluRay-1080p}

For the life of me I can't figure out if it is possible to actually escape a pair of curly brackets or not in Filebot. \{{source}-{vf}\} throws up a massive syntax error, is there anything I can do? Rednoah I'm half expecting you to roll your eyes at me and tell me I've done something stupid

1.
{} in file names are ugly. Use [] instead.

2.
You can't escape the outermost {expression} curly brackets, but you can do this:

Thanks Rednoah, for years I have used square brackets but annoyingly with Sonarr if I use square brackets Sonarr stops being able to see episodes with three digits in them.

BIZARRE wrote:Thanks Rednoah, for years I have used square brackets but annoyingly with Sonarr if I use square brackets Sonarr stops being able to see episodes with three digits in them.

Make a bug report and have them fix it.

rednoah wrote:Make a bug report and have them fix it.

Lmao, like they're gonna fix it.... useless sods. Rednoah you're far superior in customer support!!

Thanks this was really helpful.