Solved Renaming
#1
Hi,

The renaming is a veru usefull tool for me. Only have one small question. 

About ${videoBitDepth} when it is bluray it say 8 and UHD 10. But kodi does not know what 8 og 10 means. So is it possible that it will write 8bit and 10bit insted of just 8 or 10?
#2
you could something like ${,videoBitDepth,bit} (conditionally append the string "bit" if anything is in the field videoBitDepth)
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#3
(2019-10-09, 08:17)mlaggner Wrote: you could something like ${,videoBitDepth,bit} (conditionally append the string "bit" if anything is in the field videoBitDepth)

Thanks so much. That helped :-)
#4
(2019-10-09, 08:17)mlaggner Wrote: you could something like ${,videoBitDepth,bit} (conditionally append the string "bit" if anything is in the field videoBitDepth)

i have a similar situation, i am trying to use renamer to use the ${hdr} tag to write HDR10 and HDR10+

if i use ${,hdr,10} it writes HDR10 if i use ${,hdr,10+} it writes HDR10+ but how do i get it to write HDR10 or HDR10+ depending on Mediainfo?
#5
what happens if you just use ${hdr}

i am still unsure how hdr10+ is reported via libmediainfo internally
#6
(2019-10-25, 15:38)mlaggner Wrote: what happens if you just use ${hdr}

i am still unsure how hdr10+ is reported via libmediainfo internally

it just writes HDR

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