Expert File Naming Variables (e.g. <seasonpath>, <filename>, etc)
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MovieSets, TV Seasons and TV Shows has no video files, so we can't use <filename>.

Here are the available variables:

Movies:
Code:
<filename>
Movie video file name without extension. You can additionally enable Stack <filename> to stack file names like "Avatar.CD1" to "Avatar" (Kodi default for multi disks).

Tabs in Movie Expert Settings:
Single will be use for movies that are tagged as Movies are in separarte folders by source settings.
Multi will be used for movies that are not tagged as Movies are in separarte folders by source settings (all movie are in a common folder).
VIDEO_TS is for movies with VIDEO_TS file structure.
BDMV is for movies with BDMV file structure.


MovieSets:
Code:
<setname>
The name of the MovieSet


TV Shows:
no special values


TV Seasons:
Code:
<seasonpath>
An attempt is made to identify an existing Season directory. To identify a regex is used. The regex used are:

Code:
(?<season>specials?)$
^(s(eason)?)?[\W_]*(?<season>[0-9]+)$
[^\w]s(eason)?[\W_]*(?<season>[0-9]+)
The Regex can't be changed in Settings, so "Staffel" (german word for Season) does not work.


Code:
{#}
Will be replaced with season number, the digit inside the brace define the quantity to pad the season number. Example for images of Season 5:

Code:
Season{0}-banner.jpg = Season5-banner.jpg
season{1}-banner.jpg = season5-banner.jpg
Staffel {2} Banner.jpg = Staffel 05 Banner.jpg
SeasonBanner{3}.jpg = SeasonBanner005.jpg


TV Episodes:
Code:
<filename>
Episode video file name without extension.
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RE: Expert File Naming Variables (e.g. <seasonpath>, <filename>, etc) - by DanCooper - 2015-08-22, 15:14
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