Rename of movies and folders

[Komet]

Add an option to rename files and folders automatically based on the movie title and year.

[nritsche]

How about an option to auto-sort movies into seperate folders, like Ember Media Manager trys to do?
Important here is a feature to recognize multiple parts for one movie.

[Komet]

Partly solved but could be made better:
Add another option in the main toolbar suitable for movies, tv shows and concerts. Move them based on already scraped information, provide placeholders like <title> or , choose if episodes should go in season subdirectories (will only work on items which have infos).
Also move/rename additional files (nfo, poster, thumbs, actors...).
Maybe: also make this work with the sql interface. Would require updating the database with new file locations.

[chrisallen]

I would love to see the possibility of using variables for renaming movies and movie folders. something along the lines of the below...

first off you have two txt files hosted called release-groups.txt and release-versions.txt

release-groups.txt has a list of valid releasegroups (eg; FraMeSToR,ESiR,aXXo) etc. that MediaElch can check agains the filename)

release-versions.txt has a list of valid versions (see below) that MediaElch can check agains the filename

10th Anniversary Edition
20th Anniversary Edition
2in1
3in1
50th Anniversary Edition
60th Anniversary Edition
Anniversary Edition
Collectors'Special Edition
Director's Cut
Extended Edition
Extended Collector's Edition
The Final Cut
Uncut
Unrated

then you have a bunch of renaming variables similar to filebot/embermm

$dxva = dxva (if found in the file name)
$videores = 1080p,720p,SDp
$edition = Uncut,Unrated,Director's Cut,Extended Edition (Allow for detecting more than one from the filename using fuzzy logic)
$videocodec = x264,XviD,AVC
$audiocodec = DTS,DTS-HD MA,TrueHD,DTS-HD HRA,AC3,AAC,MP3
$audiochannels = 5.1,6.1,7.1,1.0.2.0
$mediasource = Bluray,HDDVD,DVDRip
$group = ESiR,WiKi,CtrlHD,CHD,EuReKa
$year = 2011
$thename = The Name
$namethe = Name, The
$ext = MKV,AVI,MP4,ISO

One can then have some really nice filename conventions etc.
also allow user to put a variable in "{ }" for it to be conditional of if the info cant be found ("DXVA" for example)

$thename $edition ($year)\$thename.$year.{$edition}.$mediasource.$videores.$audiocodec.$audiochannels.$videocodec{.$dvxa}-$group.$ext

Tron Legacy [Extended Edition] (2010)\Tron.Legacy.2010.Extended.Edition.Bluray.1080p.DTS-HD.MA.7.1.x264.dvxa-FraMeSToR.mkv