templates naming is broken for many months. Dot . became _ . At least for netflix which i use the most, resolution is also wrong. its 1080 and renames it as 720 etc also movie/tv name if its 2 words you cant add dot in between. ex The resident. you cant do it as The.resident
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I see I am the odd one out as I either name it the_movie or the movie with a space.
I don't like a lot of . in the name, a few times they would not play because of a player issue with not finding the last .mp4 or .mkv.
But everyone should have the right to name what they want maybe look for a free file renamer yes they exist, and yes it's an extra step but to expect Sf to get it is a bit much.
Also, have to say it but look at other programs that give NO option to name it but how the developer wants them named.
It was one reason for filebot.What a waste of time, streamfab's so-called support.
Don't post logs on the forum, send them via SF itself, send feedback, or via (https://www.dvdfab.cn/member.htm?a=get_support). Sending feedback via SF is also viewable on the member site.Comment
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It is and remains a construction site.Comment
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It is also in the new 6210 version (mine is x64). No problem because if this occurs, i can use software like advanced renamer to bacth rename a lot of files.... But it would be appreciated that if i choose a naming convention that i like, THAT should be respected.
Because Plex uses a naming convention and i want to use it.
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Especially since the preview in the settings shows it as desired ..Originally posted by foxymac2024 View Post
.. which no longer matches the result since 6209
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That is why I've given up and stay basic...
<moviename> (<year>) {edition-}
Then use my power automate flow to rename and put in folders as needed. -> https://forum.dvdfab.cn/forum/stream...e-desktop-flow
I'll have to fix it for doing TV, shows I just haven't got around to it yet.
IF you want to try it until Fab gets their template fixed, I can help you customize it so files are renamed more to your liking. (just post in that thread)Comment
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updated to include some additional comments, as well as some of the missing services for naming. This might cause some of the line numbers referenced in the initial post to be off...
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Code:/# <<Expand and read this entire comment!!>> This script is the initial attempt at making the Flow more generic to use for MOVIES from all services. It relies on StreamFab using a folder for each service (See the naming template below) REQUIRED: Download MediaInfo CLI from -> https://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo/Download/Windows ONE TIME SETUP: unzip it, and add the folder to the Windows Path environment variable, exit and restart Power Automate before running or HDR/DV detection will not work. This script relies on StreamFab's VIP Services naming template for MOVIES be: <moviename> <year> {edition-} Make sure you set the FolderBase line 4 and 7. The IF statements are there (lines 3-8) in case you have more than one computer. Folder Base =Top level of StreamFab's Output folder. #/ DateTime.GetCurrentDateTime.Local DateTimeFormat: DateTime.DateTimeFormat.DateAndTime CurrentDateTime=> DT_Start **REGION Determine StreamFab's output folder /# I have a PC and a Laptop. StreamFab's output file is a different path on each. The path is used throughout the flow. Rather than manually setting an environment variable each time I open the script to run it, the next two IF Folder Exists section determine which PC I'm using, and therefore which StreamFab output folder to look at, and set a veriable called FolderBase which will be used throughout this process #/ IF (Folder.IfFolderExists.Exists Path: $'''F:\\BluRay-Working\\- DVDFab10\\DVDFab Downloader''') THEN SET FolderBase TO $'''F:\\BluRay-Working\\- DVDFab10\\DVDFab Downloader''' END IF (Folder.IfFolderExists.Exists Path: $'''C:\\DVDFab\\StreamFab\\Download''') THEN SET FolderBase TO $'''C:\\DVDFab\\StreamFab\\Download''' END **ENDREGION Folder.GetSubfolders Folder: FolderBase FolderFilter: $'''*''' IncludeSubfolders: False FailOnAccessDenied: True SortBy1: Folder.SortBy.NoSort SortDescending1: False SortBy2: Folder.SortBy.NoSort SortDescending2: False SortBy3: Folder.SortBy.NoSort SortDescending3: False Subfolders=> Folders SET MovieCount TO 0 /# Steps 12-38 set a variable "Service" to the friendly name or abbreviation for the service I want when renaming my files. For example, Fab calls the Amazon folder amazon, but I want it to be Amz in my files. #/ LOOP FOREACH CurrentItem IN Folders **REGION Configure Startup Variables SET FolderPath TO CurrentItem DISABLE SET FolderPath TO $'''%FolderBase%\\%FolderService%''' IF CurrentItem.Name = $'''Amazon''' THEN SET Service TO $'''Amz''' END IF CurrentItem.Name = $'''AppleTV+''' THEN SET Service TO $'''A+''' END IF CurrentItem = $'''DiscoveryPlus''' THEN SET Service TO $'''DiscoveryPlus''' END IF CurrentItem.Name = $'''Disney+''' THEN SET Service TO $'''D+''' END IF CurrentItem = $'''DRM MPD''' THEN SET Service TO $'''DRM MPD''' END IF CurrentItem = $'''ESPN+''' THEN SET Service TO $'''ESPN+''' END IF CurrentItem = $'''FOD''' THEN SET Service TO $'''FOD''' END IF CurrentItem = $'''HBOMax''' THEN SET Service TO $'''HBOMax''' END IF CurrentItem.Name = $'''Hulu''' THEN SET Service TO $'''Hulu''' END IF CurrentItem.Name = $'''Max''' THEN SET Service TO $'''Max''' END IF CurrentItem.Name = $'''netflix''' THEN SET Service TO $'''Netflix''' END IF CurrentItem.Name = $'''Paramount+''' THEN SET Service TO $'''Paramount+''' END IF CurrentItem.Name = $'''Peacock''' THEN SET Service TO $'''Peacock''' END IF CurrentItem.Name = $'''PlutoTV''' THEN SET Service TO $'''PlutoTV''' END IF CurrentItem.Name = $'''RakutenTV''' THEN SET Service TO $'''RakutenTV''' END IF CurrentItem.Name = $'''Roku''' THEN SET Service TO $'''Roku''' END IF CurrentItem.Name = $'''Tubi''' THEN SET Service TO $'''Tubi''' END IF CurrentItem.Name = $'''YouTube''' THEN SET Service TO $'''YT''' END IF CurrentItem.Name = $'''YouTube Movies''' THEN SET Service TO $'''YTM''' END IF CurrentItem.Name = $'''YouTube Plus''' THEN SET Service TO $'''YTP''' END **ENDREGION Folder.GetFiles Folder: FolderPath FileFilter: $'''*.mkv''' IncludeSubfolders: False FailOnAccessDenied: True SortBy1: Folder.SortBy.NoSort SortDescending1: False SortBy2: Folder.SortBy.NoSort SortDescending2: False SortBy3: Folder.SortBy.NoSort SortDescending3: False Files=> FilesMKV LOOP FOREACH MP4Files IN FilesMKV SET Is4K TO $'''No''' File.GetPathPart File: MP4Files Directory=> Directory FileName=> FileName FileNameWithoutExtension=> FileNameNoExtension Extension=> FileExtension **REGION Get Video info - MediaInfo CLI # This DOS Command runs MediaInfoCLI to return Frame Width, Frame Height, HDR Format and Video Codec used. Each are then stored in variables for use later. @@copilotGeneratedAction: 'False' Scripting.RunDOSCommand.RunDOSCommand DOSCommandOrApplication: $'''mediainfo --Output=Video;%%Width%%x%%Height%%x%%HDR_Format/String%%x%%Format%% \"%Directory%\\%FileNameNoExtension%.mkv\"''' WorkingDirectory: Directory StandardOutput=> CommandOutput2 StandardError=> CommandErrorOutput2 ExitCode=> CommandExitCode2 Text.SplitText.SplitWithDelimiter Text: CommandOutput2 CustomDelimiter: $'''x''' IsRegEx: False Result=> MediaInfoOut SET varFrameWidth TO MediaInfoOut[0] SET varFrameHeight TO MediaInfoOut[1] SET HDR_Format TO MediaInfoOut[2] SET CodecID TO MediaInfoOut[3] # This DOS Command runs MediaInfoCLI to return the Audio Format which is stored as a variable for use later @@copilotGeneratedAction: 'False' Scripting.RunDOSCommand.RunDOSCommand DOSCommandOrApplication: $'''mediainfo --Output=Audio;%%Format/Info%% \"%Directory%\\%FileNameNoExtension%.mkv\"''' WorkingDirectory: Directory StandardOutput=> AudioFormat StandardError=> CommandErrorOutput3 ExitCode=> CommandExitCode3 **ENDREGION **REGION Determine Audio Type based on Audio Format string returned from MediaInfo CLI # This Section evaluates the string returned from MediaInfo CLI for Audio type looking for EAC3, EAC3 JOC, or AAC and sets a variable to optionally be used in file naming later. SET Audio TO $'''%''%''' IF Contains(AudioFormat, $'''Enhanced AC-3''', True) THEN SET Audio TO $''' DD+ E-AC-3''' END IF Contains(AudioFormat, $'''Enhanced AC-3 with Joint Object Coding''', True) THEN SET Audio TO $'''DD+ Atmos''' END IF Contains(AudioFormat, $'''Advanced Audio Codec Low Complexity''', True) THEN SET Audio TO $''' AAC''' END **ENDREGION **REGION Determine video resolution IF (varFrameHeight = 2160 OR varFrameWidth = 3840) = $'''True''' THEN SET Resolution TO $'''2160p''' END IF (varFrameWidth = 1920 OR varFrameHeight = 1080) = $'''True''' THEN SET Resolution TO $'''1080p''' END IF (varFrameWidth = 1280 OR varFrameHeight = 720) = $'''True''' THEN SET Resolution TO $'''720p''' END **ENDREGION **REGION Set HDRType based on Mediainfo CLI IF HDR_Format = $'''SMPTE ST 2086, HDR10 compatible''' THEN SET HDRType TO $'''HDR10''' END IF (Contains(HDR_Format, 'dvhe.08.0', True) OR Contains(HDR_Format, 'dvhe.07.0', True)) = $'''True''' THEN SET HDRType TO $'''DoVi HDR10''' END IF Contains(HDR_Format, $'''dvhe.05.0''', True) THEN SET HDRType TO $'''DV''' END **ENDREGION IF (Service = 'Peacock') = $'''True''' THEN # Since SF's template doesn't work with Peacock files, I need to handle the initial splitting its file name differently. this step does that. DISABLE SET NewVar3 TO MP4Files.NameWithoutExtension Text.SplitText.SplitWithDelimiter Text: MP4Files.NameWithoutExtension CustomDelimiter: $'''.mkv''' IsRegEx: True Result=> TextList ELSE DISABLE SET NewVar3 TO FileName Text.SplitText.SplitWithDelimiter Text: FileName CustomDelimiter: $'''{e''' IsRegEx: True Result=> TextList END # set some additional variables used during the rename process SET MKVFilesFullname TO $'''%Directory%\\%MP4Files.NameWithoutExtension%.m kv''' SET MKVFileName TO $'''%MP4Files.NameWithoutExtension%.mkv''' SET MKVFilesFullname TO $'''%Directory%\\%MP4Files.NameWithoutExtension%.m kv''' SET MKVFilesFullname1 TO $'''%Directory%\\%MP4Files.NameWithoutExtension%'' ' IF (Service = 'Peacock') = $'''True''' THEN IF Resolution = $'''2160p''' THEN File.RenameFiles.RenameAddText Files: MP4Files.FullName TextToAdd: $''' %Resolution% {edition-%Service% DL 4K %HDRType%}''' TextPosition: File.AddTextPosition.AfterName IfFileExists: File.IfExists.Overwrite RenamedFiles=> RenamedFiles SET NewFolderName1 TO $'''%TextList[0]%- 4K''' ELSE File.RenameFiles.RenameAddText Files: MP4Files.FullName TextToAdd: $''' %Resolution% {edition-%Service% DL}''' TextPosition: File.AddTextPosition.AfterName IfFileExists: File.IfExists.DoNothing RenamedFiles=> RenamedFiles SET NewFolderName1 TO TextList[0] END ELSE IF Resolution = $'''2160p''' THEN File.RenameFiles.RenameReplaceText Files: MKVFilesFullname TextToReplace: $'''{edition-}''' ReplaceWith: $'''%Resolution% {edition-%Service% DL 4K %HDRType%}''' IfFileExists: File.IfExists.DoNothing RenamedFiles=> RenamedFiles SET NewFolderName1 TO $'''%TextList[0]%- 4K''' ELSE File.RenameFiles.RenameReplaceText Files: MKVFilesFullname TextToReplace: $'''{edition-}''' ReplaceWith: $'''%Resolution% {edition-%Service% DL}''' IfFileExists: File.IfExists.DoNothing RenamedFiles=> RenamedFiles SET NewFolderName1 TO TextList[0] END END Folder.Create FolderPath: FolderPath FolderName: NewFolderName1 Folder=> NewFolder SET NewRenamed TO RenamedFiles[0] DISABLE File.Move Files: NewRenamed.FullName Destination: NewFolder.FullName IfFileExists: File.IfExists.DoNothing MovedFiles=> MovedFiles # since PAD's File Move/File Copy funtions weren't working, I went with DOS command instead. 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SET DOSCommand TO $'''move \"%NewRenamed%\" \"%NewFolder%\"''' Scripting.RunDOSCommand.RunDOSCommand DOSCommandOrApplication: DOSCommand WorkingDirectory: FolderPath StandardOutput=> CommandOutput StandardError=> CommandErrorOutput ExitCode=> CommandExitCode Variables.IncreaseVariable Value: MovieCount IncrementValue: 1 END END **REGION Calculate run time and files processed DateTime.GetCurrentDateTime.Local DateTimeFormat: DateTime.DateTimeFormat.DateAndTime CurrentDateTime=> DT_End DateTime.Subtract FromDate: DT_End SubstractDate: DT_Start TimeUnit: DateTime.DifferenceTimeUnit.Hours TimeDifference=> TimeDifference Variables.TruncateNumber.GetIntegerPart Number: TimeDifference Result=> Hours Variables.TruncateNumber.GetDecimalPart Number: TimeDifference Result=> Remainder SET Minutes TO Remainder * 60 Variables.TruncateNumber.GetDecimalPart Number: Minutes Result=> Remainder Variables.TruncateNumber.GetIntegerPart Number: Minutes Result=> Minutes Variables.TruncateNumber.GetIntegerPart Number: Remainder * 60 Result=> Seconds **ENDREGION Display.ShowMessageDialog.ShowMessageWithTimeout Title: $'''Complete''' Message: $'''Processed %MovieCount% movies %Hours%h %Minutes%m %Seconds%s''' Icon: Display.Icon.None Buttons: Display.Buttons.OK DefaultButton: Display.DefaultButton.Button1 IsTopMost: True Timeout: 180 ButtonPressed=> ButtonPressed Comment
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Great looking script. I'll probably just use filebot to do renaming for now. My problem is that I'm slow. Sometimes I see something that I want to put in my backlog and I download it and then it sits in the download directory for six months before I get back to processing it. Sometimes it is just nice to have the info that I want already available at a glance. I don't know why they have to keep mucking with things that don't need to be mucked with.Originally posted by KidJoe View PostComment
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I've been using TVRename (https://www.tvrename.com/manual/user/) for years now with StreamFab. It automatically keeps track of all your TV shows and movies in your library based on TVDB, TMDB, or TVMaze. It'll tell you when your TV shows will air next. Obviously, it automatically renames all your episodes and movies to your own chosen format, or you can set it up to use one of the program's own presets.But everyone should have the right to name what they want maybe look for a free file renamer yes they exist, and yes it's an extra step but to expect Sf to get it is a bit much.
It also allows you to manually drag and drop video files to be renamed. A lot more than that. Read the manual or download the program and play.
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Um. Ok somehow my separate thread containing my Power Automate flow has been merged into this one?? Not sure how or why.Comment
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