bellwood
commented
6 years ago zmv via zsh helps prep the files at least:
zmv '([0-9][0-9])x([0-9][0-9]) - (*).avi' 'S$1E${(l:2::0:)$((($2 * 2) - 1))}-E${(l:2::0:)$(($2 * 2))} - $3.avi'Closed bellwood closed 6 years ago
bellwood
commented
6 years ago zmv via zsh helps prep the files at least:
zmv '([0-9][0-9])x([0-9][0-9]) - (*).avi' 'S$1E${(l:2::0:)$((($2 * 2) - 1))}-E${(l:2::0:)$(($2 * 2))} - $3.avi'
dbr
commented
6 years ago Preprocessing the files like you did with zmv is a good solution to this I'd say - an option in tvnamer to do this would be overly specific
In some cases, you've got a set of episodes that are ordered sequentially, however, they are actually double episodes.
So for instance:
Show - S01E01.avi Show - S01E02.avi Show - S01E03.avi Show - S01E04.avi
They'd be renamed using an option to get the following:
Show - S01E01-E02.avi Show - S01E03-E04.avi Show - S01E05-E06.avi Show - S01E07-E08.avi
In other words, tell the parser I need to treat each file as two episodes regardless of the naming.
Thank you =)