how do i remove a certain word in filename using rename?

[r85w3e9OLsD]

Sorry I'm really kinda noob, mb


currently im using this code, it uses the folder name to rename the mp4 and move the renamed video to a different folder.

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filebot -rename -r C:\Users\admin\Desktop\Download\RandomMovie --file-filter f.video --db file --output C:\Users\admin\Desktop\Download --format "{folder.name}"

however, there are sometime 2-3 files which will make a duplicate names if i use the above code

so i just want remove a certain name on files like "thisiswebsite@" or "website1@" or "thisiswebsite.com@"

also about seperating 4k and non-4k movies folder, would there a query where it says how much filesize will be moved to a different folder? for example 10GB and above

Thanks!

[rednoah]

however, there are sometime 2-3 files which will make a duplicate names if i use the above code

Your format. Your rules. The {folder.name} is the same for all files inside that folder. You will need to add something else to make the target file path unique for each input file.

e.g. add CRC32 checksum (unique for each file) to the target file name:

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{ folder.name } [{ crc32 }]

so i just want remove a certain name on files like "thisiswebsite@" or "website1@" or "thisiswebsite.com@"

e.g. remove arbitrary regex pattern from the file name:

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{ fn.removeAll(/[.a-z0-9]+@/) }

e.g. remove arbitrary regex pattern from the folder name:

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{ folder.name.removeAll(/[.a-z0-9]+@/) }

also about seperating 4k and non-4k movies folder, would there a query where it says how much filesize will be moved to a different folder? for example 10GB and above

e.g. generate different file paths for different movies:

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{ gigabytes >= 10 ? '10G Movies' : 'Normal Movies' }

e.g. select only large files in the first place:

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--file-filter "gigabytes >= 10"

[r85w3e9OLsD]

Thank you! i will look into it.

[r85w3e9OLsD]

sorry for asking another assistance

i tried combining the two code you've provided, i tried doing like this

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filebot -rename -r C:\Users\admin\Desktop\Download\RandomMovie --file-filter f.video --db file --output "{ gigabytes >= 10 ? 'C:\Users\admin\Desktop\Download\' : 'C:\Users\admin\Desktop\Download\10G' }" --format "{ fn.removeAll(/[.a-z0-9]+@/) }" --action TEST

Its giving me an error

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Invalid --output folder: '{ gigabytes >= 10 ? 'C:\Users\admin\Desktop\Download\10G' : 'C:\Users\admin\Desktop\Download' }': java.io.IOException: Bad pathname
Failure (?_?)??

sorry im really noob at this

Thank you

[rednoah]

e.g.

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filebot -rename -r "C:\Users\admin\Desktop\Download\RandomMovie" --file-filter f.video --db file --output "C:\Users\admin\Desktop\Download"
--format "{ gigabytes >= 10 ? '10G/' : '' }{ fn.removeAll(/[.a-z0-9]+@/) }" --action TEST

--output must be a valid specific existing file path:

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--output "C:\Users\admin\Desktop\Download"

--format is a format expression that generates different target file paths for different input file paths:

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--format "{ gigabytes >= 10 ? '10G/' : '' }{ fn.removeAll(/[.a-z0-9]+@/) }"

[r85w3e9OLsD]

Thanks !!!

That works