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Just noticed that some of the videos that were left behind after a -Multi sort are actually part two's and three's of already moved JAVs. Running Javinizer again over these files results in :
Move-Item: C:\Users\Bailey\Documents\PowerShell\Modules\Javinizer\1.4.2\Private\
Set-JavMovie.ps1:91
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91 | . tion Stop | Move-Item -Destination $folderPath -Force:$Force -ErrorAc
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| Cannot create a file when that file already exists.
Unfortunately I cannot reproduce this unless I go back and rename the moved files by hand.
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You will receive that error when sorting multipart movies using -Multi. Unfortunately I don't have a good way of suppressing that error on successful sorts, but it should be working properly as long as the files are named properly.
What is the current naming scheme of your multipart videos that you're trying to sort. Do you have an example?
They're a mixed bag. But they usually follow one of the following schema:
ID-001A
ID-001CD1
ID-001_1
The problem right now is that it is taking ID-001CD1 for example, moving it to the new folder correctly. But then removing the suffix for ID-001CD2 and then leaving it in the original folder.
Hey Boss,
Just noticed that some of the videos that were left behind after a
-Multi
sort are actually part two's and three's of already moved JAVs. Running Javinizer again over these files results in :Unfortunately I cannot reproduce this unless I go back and rename the moved files by hand.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: