Episode Format Expressions User defined episode naming scheme

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You can easily define your own episode naming scheme. It uses Groovy expressions, which means that you can do pretty much anything, especially if you know a little bit about programming. You even get media info bindings.

Examples

{n} - {s}.{e} - {t} Dark Angel - 3.1 - Labyrinth

{n} - {'S'+s.pad(2)}E{e.pad(2)} - {t}Dark Angel - S03E01 - Labyrinth

{n.space('.').lower()}.{s}{e.pad(2)}dark.angel.301

{n} ({y}) ({" CD$pi"})The Man from Earth (2007) CD1

{n} [{y}] {vf} {af}The Man from Earth [2007] 720p 6ch

Advanced Examples

{n.upperInitial().space('.')}.{y}.{source}.{vc}-{group}The.Man.From.Earth.2007.DVDRip.XviD-ALLiANCE

{n.space('_')}_-_{e.pad(2)}_[{resolution}_{vc}_{ac}][{crc32}]Juuni_Kokuki_-_01_[1280x720_XviD_MP3][3E16AF40]

{n.space('.')}.{'s'+s.pad(2)}e{e.pad(2)}.{t.space('.')}.{vf}.{vc.lower()}.{ac.lower()}Firefly.s01e01.Serenity.720p.x264.ac3

{n} [{airdate.format('yyyy.MM.dd')}] {t}The Daily Show [2010.01.05] George Lucas

E:/Complete/{n} ({y}){'/Season '+s}/{s+'x'}{e.pad(2)} - {t}Rename and move files. The directory structure is completely up to you.

{n.replaceTrailingBrackets()} - {s+'x'}{e.pad(2)} - {t.replaceAll(/[!?.]+$/).replaceAll(/[`´]/, "'").lowerTrail().replacePart(', Part $1')}My personal favorite. Pretty much 1x01, but with lots of cleanup operations.

Binding Reference source

Name Description Example
n series/movie name Dark Angel
y series/movie year 2009
s season number 3
e episode number 1
t episode title Labyrinth
airdate episode airdate 2009-06-01
absolute absolute episode number 42
special special epsiode number 1
imdb imdb id 0756683
vc video codec x264
ac audio codec ac3
cf container format mkv
vf video format 720p
af audio channels 6ch
resolution video size 1280x720
sdhd SD/HD video SD or HD
source source medium BluRay
group release group ALLiANCE
crc32 crc32 checksum 3E16AF40
fn file name Serenity
ext file extension mkv
episode episode object <default episode name>
movie movie object <default movie name>
pi movie part index 1
pn number of movie parts 2
file file object <file path>
media general media info object <any general media parameter>
video video object [stream 0] <any video parameter>
audio audio object [stream 0] <any audio parameter>
text subtitle object [stream 0] <any subtitle parameter>

Function Reference source

pad(length, padding = "0")Pad strings or numbers with given characters ('0' by default).

match(pattern)Get a substring matching the given pattern or break.

space(replacement)Replace all spaces (e.g. "Doctor Who" -> "Doctor_Who").

upperInitial()Upper-case all initials (e.g. "The Day a new Demon was born" -> "The Day A New Demon Was Born").

lowerTrail()Lower-case all letters that are not initials (e.g. "Gundam SEED" -> "Gundam Seed").

before(pattern)Get the substring before the given pattern or the original value.

after(pattern)Get the substring after the given pattern or the original value.

replaceAll(pattern, replacement = "")Replace or remove all occurrences of the pattern.

replaceTrailingBrackets(replacement = "")Replace trailing parenthesis including any leading whitespace (e.g. "The IT Crowd (UK)" -> "The IT Crowd").

replacePart(replacement = "")Replace part identifier (e.g. "Today Is the Day (1)" -> "Today Is the Day, Part 1").

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