2019-10-31, 14:23
Hi,
I know TMM has plenty of template to rename your movies automatically. As a spanish user, most of my content has several audio tracks and / or subtitles, and I always rename my movies following this rule:
Movie Name (year) [VideoFormat VidecoCodec FirstAudioStreamCodec] [Dual + Subs]
For example...
Batman (1989) [720p x264 AC3] [Dual + Subs].mkv
Obviously, it can happen that the video file doesn't have several audio tracks, nor subtitles, so I would like to be able to tell TMM something like:
1. If there is more than one audio track and any subtitle --> Batman (1989) [720p h264 AC3] [Dual + Subs].mkv
2. If there is more than one audio track and no subtitle --> Batman (1989) [720p h264 AC3] [Dual].mkv
3. If there is just one audio track and no subtitle --> Batman (1989) [720p h264 AC3].mkv
Would it be possible to do in TMM? Really, it has all the information, and I just need a way to tell TMM how to rename movies following some logics.
I guess for english native speakers this request will not be very interesting, but for non-english speakers, would be really great.
Thanks in advanced.
I know TMM has plenty of template to rename your movies automatically. As a spanish user, most of my content has several audio tracks and / or subtitles, and I always rename my movies following this rule:
Movie Name (year) [VideoFormat VidecoCodec FirstAudioStreamCodec] [Dual + Subs]
For example...
Batman (1989) [720p x264 AC3] [Dual + Subs].mkv
Obviously, it can happen that the video file doesn't have several audio tracks, nor subtitles, so I would like to be able to tell TMM something like:
1. If there is more than one audio track and any subtitle --> Batman (1989) [720p h264 AC3] [Dual + Subs].mkv
2. If there is more than one audio track and no subtitle --> Batman (1989) [720p h264 AC3] [Dual].mkv
3. If there is just one audio track and no subtitle --> Batman (1989) [720p h264 AC3].mkv
Would it be possible to do in TMM? Really, it has all the information, and I just need a way to tell TMM how to rename movies following some logics.
I guess for english native speakers this request will not be very interesting, but for non-english speakers, would be really great.
Thanks in advanced.