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Settings:
General - Folder format: artist:40;
General - Download playlists to one folder: Yes
General - Numerate files in playlist: Yes
YouTube - Filename format: artist:40;\artist:40; - date:%Y-%m-%d; - title:100;
When downloading a whole channel or playlist, a folder is created
[Channel] Name of channel
or
[Playlist] Name of playlist
Currently, the filenames of the downloaded videos are in the format:
<4-digit Playlist Number> - artist:40;-artist:40; - date:%Y-%m-%d; - title:100;
but I think it should be in the format:
<4-digit Playlist Number> - artist:40; - date:%Y-%m-%d; - title:100;
It appears to interpret the backslash of the YouTube filename format as a dash. When downloading channels or playlists, could it be set to ignore anything before (and including) the backslash in the YouTube filename format?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Settings:
General - Folder format: artist:40;
General - Download playlists to one folder: Yes
General - Numerate files in playlist: Yes
YouTube - Filename format: artist:40;\artist:40; - date:%Y-%m-%d; - title:100;
When downloading a whole channel or playlist, a folder is created
[Channel] Name of channel
or
[Playlist] Name of playlist
Currently, the filenames of the downloaded videos are in the format:
<4-digit Playlist Number> - artist:40;-artist:40; - date:%Y-%m-%d; - title:100;
but I think it should be in the format:
<4-digit Playlist Number> - artist:40; - date:%Y-%m-%d; - title:100;
It appears to interpret the backslash of the YouTube filename format as a dash. When downloading channels or playlists, could it be set to ignore anything before (and including) the backslash in the YouTube filename format?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: