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Movie names renaming ignores rules

Open Kedryn opened this issue 5 years ago • 6 comments

After one of the latest 2 version, not sure which one (but i bet on the latest), renaming movies with the same rule i used for years:

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now give me this:

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But, the really strange thing is, that it's doing that only for Descendant 1, 2 and 3, for now.

Kedryn avatar Nov 24 '19 13:11 Kedryn

Should trouble shoot this via the forum first. And supply your Support Information.

Only issue I got was Media title appeared as Descendants (Movie 2015) - IMDB. Folders/file where named properly.

Happy2Play avatar Nov 25 '19 00:11 Happy2Play

Please post at the forums and follow rules for support so we can identify if this is a bug and with what version, in what context, and under what circumstances. I can't fix unverified bugs unless they're fairly widespread.

Leaving this issue open for now.

psouza4 avatar Nov 26 '19 01:11 psouza4

I have this same issue with tv episode naming. Brand new clean windows install.

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A fresh download parse as of 3/16/2020

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Rename wizard:

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from settings.xml

<key name="EpisodeRenamingConvention">N - xXYY - T</key>

Scottingitup avatar Mar 17 '20 03:03 Scottingitup

I have this same issue with tv episode naming. Brand new clean windows install.

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A fresh download parse as of 3/16/2020

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Rename wizard:

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from settings.xml

<key name="EpisodeRenamingConvention">N - xXYY - T</key>

To me it looks like there is something wrong in the example token display name as the actual "N - XxYY - T" token gives you what you want but displays a bad example. A lowercase x is exactly that just a x. So xXYY is displayed wrong, just like XxYY is displayed wrong, they are given opposite of what they actually do.

xXYY=x101 XxYY-1x01

Happy2Play avatar Mar 17 '20 10:03 Happy2Play

To me it looks like there is something wrong in the example token display name as the actual "N - XxYY - T" token gives you what you want but displays a bad example. A lowercase x is exactly that just a x. So xXYY is displayed wrong, just like XxYY is displayed wrong, they are given opposite of what they actually do.

xXYY=x101 XxYY-1x01

I think you nailed it, I will know for sure when I get another download to parse.

Scottingitup avatar Mar 18 '20 03:03 Scottingitup

You are correct @Happy2Play , thanks!

Scottingitup avatar Mar 25 '20 02:03 Scottingitup