In your favourite terminal run:
$ tvr fileor
$ tvr folderor
$ tvr .aviTv Renamr accepts the following options which take precedent over any options set in the config.
-c, --canonical Set the show's canonical name to use when performing the online lookup. --deluge Checks Deluge to make sure the file has been completed before renaming. --deluge-ratio Checks Deluge for completed and that the file has at least reached X share ratio. -d, --dry-run Dry run your renaming. -e, --episode Set the episode number. Currently this will cause errors when working with more than one file. --log-file Set the log file location. -l, --log-level Set the log level. Options: short, minimal, info and debug. --library Set the library to use for retrieving episode titles. Options: thetvdb & tvrage. -n, --name Set the show's name. This will be used as the show's when the renaming is completed. -o, --output Set the output format for the episodes being renamed. --organise Organise renamed files into folders based on their show name and season number. --no-organise Explicitly tell Tv Renamr not to organise renamed files. Used to override the config. -q, --quiet Don't output logs to the command line. -r, --recursive Recursively lookup files in a given directory. --rename-dir The directory to move renamed files to, if not specified the working directory is used. --no-rename-dir Explicitly tell Tv Renamr not to move renamed files. Used to override the config. --regex The regular expression to use when extracting information from files. -s, --season Set the season number. -t, --the Set the position of 'The' in a show's name to the end of the file.
$ tvr$ tvr --recursive /path/to/a/directory/$ tvr --organise -r '/path/to/a/directory/' /path/to/a/directory/[a_file.avi]$ tvr --season '1' --name 'chuck' /path/to/a/file/the_file.avi