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[cvrkut]

I would like to automatically rename files when I import them into the library. Append a "Video FPS" tag at the end of the filename.
For instance: Breath.2017.1080p.BluRay.x264-PFa.mkv -> Breath.2017.1080p.BluRay.x264-PFa.24,00.mkv

When I use [Filename] [FPS] template I get "Breath.2017.1080p.BluRay.x264-PFa.mkv.24,00.mkv"

How can I avoid double mkv? Is it possible to append the "Video FPS" tag at the end of the filename without extensions?
Is it possible to do this automatically or I must always use F6 and rename?

Regards

[mattkhan]

https://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/File_Path_and_Identifier_Functions#FileName has a parameter to suppress the extension so use this instead of the filename value directly, there is no obvious way to get the extension though so I guess you'd need to do something like

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=RemoveLeft(Filename([Filename]), Math(Length(Filename([Filename (name)],0))+1))

to give you the extension back

the Math bit is to remove the . so if you want to dot then just do

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=RemoveLeft(Filename([Filename]), Length(Filename([Filename (name)],0)))


[cvrkut]

https://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/File_Path_and_Identifier_Functions#FileName has a parameter to suppress the extension so use this instead of the filename value directly, there is no obvious way to get the extension though so I guess you'd need to do something like

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=RemoveLeft(Filename([Filename]), Math(Length(Filename([Filename (name)],0))+1))

to give you the extension back

the Math bit is to remove the . so if you want to dot then just do

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=RemoveLeft(Filename([Filename]), Length(Filename([Filename (name)],0)))


filename(, 0)

Thanks!