Hello,
New to the NZB scene. After some help.
I have selected within SAB to rename after download
and these how the folder looks once downloaded
and this is the file inside the folder
Am i doing something wrong or do i need to install a script?
thanks
Andrew
folder rename
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Re: folder rename
You asking it to put all info in one folder level, which results in a unique folder for every episode.
You would need something like this:
%sn/%sx%0e/%sn - %sx%0e - %en
Which will produce:
Show name/1x01/Show name - 1x01 - First one [dts]
Show name/1x02/Show name - 1x02 - Second one [dts]
You can use forward / or backward \ slashes on Windows.
You would need something like this:
%sn/%sx%0e/%sn - %sx%0e - %en
Which will produce:
Show name/1x01/Show name - 1x01 - First one [dts]
Show name/1x02/Show name - 1x02 - Second one [dts]
You can use forward / or backward \ slashes on Windows.
Re: folder rename
HI, i tried the above (%sn/%sx%0e/%sn - %sx%0e - %en) and ended up with the below
I would just like the file added to the NEW folder, renamed and without any other folder.
Is this possible?
thanks
Andrew
I would just like the file added to the NEW folder, renamed and without any other folder.
Is this possible?
thanks
Andrew
Re: folder rename
I don't how to interpret your table.
Can you just write it out in the style I used.
Can you just write it out in the style I used.
Re: folder rename
How is this
Thanks
Andrew
Thanks
Andrew
Re: folder rename
Try this:
new/%sn - %sx%0e - %en.%ext
new/%sn - %sx%0e - %en.%ext