Multi language title Possible ?
#1
I need a bilingual name
I tried many methods to get the Fallback Title but it didn't see results.
I try to read in JTME and try to check in the sample template.
I don't see what i want

Do not know if it is possible or not with what I want.

Ex. Thor 10195

english: Thor
thai: Thor: ธอร์: เทพเจ้าสายฟ้า

The desired result. "Thor - ธอร์: เทพเจ้าสายฟ้า (2011)"
#2
We support title and originalTitle.

Dependimg of the movie (and scraper), title should be your localized title, and the originalTitle is the title in its original creation language...

Both are usable via renamer...
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#3
(2020-04-22, 20:01)myron Wrote: We support title and originalTitle.

Dependimg of the movie (and scraper), title should be your localized title, and the originalTitle is the title in its original creation language...

Both are usable via renamer...
We support title and originalTitle.

Dependimg of the movie (and scraper), title should be your localized title, and the originalTitle is the title in its original creation language...

Both are usable via renamer...
original title doesn't match my needs because
almost every original title Not in english
I need this picture for my file.

english.title thai.thaititle (year)

I know this is difficult.

Right now, I'm only wondering Can I show a fallback for each item?

Such as fallback.title, fallback.plot by scripts
* I think each item's fallback capability is quite useful.

And now I scape 2 times
No.1 scape english all choice
No.2 scape plot, genres and something I needed. In my desired language

I like your program very much Right now I'm using it to rename and create nfo of media files on my google drive via rclone mounted.
Which is a bit slow because of the usage issues via api. I understand it well

Thank you for developing a good program for us to use.

With regards
#4
I have more questions

${foreach movie.mediaFiles mediafiles}
${foreach mediafiles.subtitles sub ,}
${sub.language(null)}
${end}
${end}

I want to check that mediafiles.subtitles is empty or not
#5
I have more questions

${foreach movie.mediaFiles mediafiles}
${foreach mediafiles.subtitles sub ,} << how i check this ?
${sub.language(null)} << it ok if have subtitle language
${end}
${end}

I want to check that mediafiles.subtitles is empty or not
#6
sorry, but tmm is not designed for such special purposes. it is designed to work without any problems for most users (and most users are interested in exactly 1 main language/title and the original title).
You need to do some work per hand here

you can check if your file has subtitles with:

Code:
<subs>${if mediafiles.subtitles}true${else}false${end}</subs>
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