Hello,
I am using Filebot Node and I would like to know if you can move .txt files in the same way as .srt files. If yes, how is it done?.
Best regards and thanks.
Move .txt files
Re: Move .txt files
You can process any type of file:
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2072
Processing subtitle files / video files in Movie / Episode mode is not exactly the same as processing subtitle file / text files in generic file mode. There might be subtle differences depending on what you're trying to do.
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2072
Processing subtitle files / video files in Movie / Episode mode is not exactly the same as processing subtitle file / text files in generic file mode. There might be subtle differences depending on what you're trying to do.
Re: Move .txt files
Thanks for your answer. What I want to do is the following;
I have a folder of recordings, with files Movie.mkv, Movie.txt, Movie2.mkv, Movie2.txt, etc. and when I move and rename the videos with Filebot I want it to also move and rename the .txt file (if possible), as it does with the .str files.
Anyway, I'm going to look at the link you've indicated.
Thanks.
I have a folder of recordings, with files Movie.mkv, Movie.txt, Movie2.mkv, Movie2.txt, etc. and when I move and rename the videos with Filebot I want it to also move and rename the .txt file (if possible), as it does with the .str files.
Anyway, I'm going to look at the link you've indicated.
Thanks.
Re: Move .txt files
I see. This use case is fairly unrelated to the link above.
FileBot will process any derived files (e.g. *.txt files with the same name as *.mkv files in the same folder) in exactly the same way as the corresponding primary file. So this particular use case should work as expected right out of the box.
FileBot will process any derived files (e.g. *.txt files with the same name as *.mkv files in the same folder) in exactly the same way as the corresponding primary file. So this particular use case should work as expected right out of the box.