#1 : 16/08-22 03:50 NezCroc
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Hello, I've used AdvRen in the past, but lost the tool. I juste re-descovered it.
I used it, as a test, on files with the same length to remove part of the file's name. Ex.: [ShowName].[S01E01].[encoder].[Encoding].[Sound].[...].mkv to [ShowName].[S01E01].mkv using the method "Remove" While it's great with files the same length, but, which method should I use if file looks like : [ShowName].[S01E01].[EpisodeName].[Encoder].[EncodingFormat].[...].mkv Ex : Transformers - S01E01 - More than Meets the Eyes (part 1) - NezCroEncoding - 1080p - SuperSound - ....mkv Transfermers - S154E12 - Jumping Gears - NezCroEncoding - 1080p - SuperSound - ....mkv |
#2 : 16/08-22 03:53 NezCroc
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Reply to #1:
I'll try the "remove pattern" method to see what it does ! |
#3 : 19/09-22 20:22 L B
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Reply to #2:
Regular Expressions are your friend. The mini-tutorial on this here website would more than suffice to get you the results you desire. |
#4 : 25/09-22 14:05 David Lee
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Reply to #1:
Remove method... Remove count: $ Starting at: S\d+E\d+ Use regular expressions |