[krakus]

It is impossible now to use TMM when I want to have multiple video files of the same movie (eg. different spoken language). I can set directory renamer to something like "movie title/audio-codec_video-codec_resolution/original title" and hope it will USUALLY work (assuming there will be different codes or resolutions). But even that seems not working properly, because I get error. It looks like nested directories are problematic.

Besides that I love TMM.

[myron]

hmm.. what solution do you have in mind to solve that?
For my 5 movies, i changed the title (after scraping) to contain the language... so the renamer works fine.

We could use the language text filed in renamer... put it on our todo

[krakus]

Not sure but some kind of iterator seems the only way. New field for renamer pattern (eg. "Movie Title{_$Number}"). I like to use TMM in cli mode so manual editing should be avoided.

[myron]

So you have multiple variants of a movie in one directory?
And you want to keep that?
Maybe you could give me some examples of your (desired) naming/structure

Whilst we detect such files (if activated), they're still threated as separate movies...
...and need something to distinguish from the other, to successfully rename/handle them...

[krakus]

So you have multiple variants of a movie in one directory?

Yes.

And you want to keep that?

Not necessary.

Maybe you could give me some examples of your (desired) naming/structure

Code:

~/Videos/Titanic (1997)/Titanic_v1.avi
~/Videos/Titanic (1997)/Titanic_v2.avi

My current workaround is to make structure like this:

Code:

~/Videos/Titanic (1997)/1280x544_AAC-2ch_h264-720p/Titanic.avi
~/Videos/Titanic (1997)/1920x816_AC3-6ch_h264-1080p/Titanic.avi

But this can crash when I have let's say one move, two files, both with the same A/V codecs but different spoken language.