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The directory (NZB?) name is always the correct one for me, while its rarely correct for the filename. So I use the following pattern to rename movie files: %dn/%dn.%ext
My issue is that if the file is already named correctly, it gets renamed to Movie.2017-RLS (2).mkv.
I've tried to enable overwrite, but that only makes VideoSort throw the download away and NZBGet then starts downloading the media again.
Is there a way to avoid renaming movie files that are already named correctly?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When the destination path is the same as the original filename, the file would be renamed with a numbered suffix (ex. (2) ) added to the filename.
This fix will prevent the file from being renamed when the destination filename is the same as the original filename.
The directory (NZB?) name is always the correct one for me, while its rarely correct for the filename. So I use the following pattern to rename movie files:
%dn/%dn.%ext
My issue is that if the file is already named correctly, it gets renamed to Movie.2017-RLS (2).mkv.
I've tried to enable overwrite, but that only makes VideoSort throw the download away and NZBGet then starts downloading the media again.
Is there a way to avoid renaming movie files that are already named correctly?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: