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Guess it will consider the extension m2ts as a group as per the example below:
[tijuco@think-fedora ~]$ guessit Kin-Dza-Dza.1986.1080p.1080p.JPN.Blu-ray.AVC.LPCM.2.0-Anonymous.m2ts For: Kin-Dza-Dza.1986.1080p.1080p.JPN.Blu-ray.AVC.LPCM.2.0-Anonymous.m2ts GuessIt found: { "title": "Kin-Dza-Dza", "year": 1986, "screen_size": "1080p", "language": "Japanese", "source": "Blu-ray", "video_codec": "H.264", "video_profile": "Advanced Video Codec High Definition", "audio_codec": "LPCM", "audio_channels": "2.0", "release_group": "Anonymous.m2ts", "type": "movie" } [tijuco@think-fedora ~]$ guessit Kin-Dza-Dza.1986.1080p.1080p.JPN.Blu-ray.AVC.LPCM.2.0-Anonymous.mkv For: Kin-Dza-Dza.1986.1080p.1080p.JPN.Blu-ray.AVC.LPCM.2.0-Anonymous.mkv GuessIt found: { "title": "Kin-Dza-Dza", "year": 1986, "screen_size": "1080p", "language": "Japanese", "source": "Blu-ray", "video_codec": "H.264", "video_profile": "Advanced Video Codec High Definition", "audio_codec": "LPCM", "audio_channels": "2.0", "release_group": "Anonymous", "container": "mkv", "mimetype": "video/x-matroska", "type": "movie" }
Could you explain what's this extension ?
It's a container file format for video and audio used in bluray disks. Based on the .ts . More info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.m2ts
Guess it will consider the extension m2ts as a group as per the example below: