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jpillora / media-sort

Automatically organise your movies and tv series
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Add Plex-compatible TV template #26

Open codeaholics opened 4 years ago

codeaholics commented 4 years ago

See https://support.plex.tv/articles/naming-and-organizing-your-tv-show-files/ for details of the template I've used.

jpillora commented 4 years ago

Interesting, your Plex doesn’t work with the current defaults?

codeaholics commented 4 years ago

To be honest, I didn't try it. I've always used the settings they recommend on the page I linked.

ghost commented 4 years ago

It does work with Plex currently, but he has a point it's not their recommended way of doing things. Not sure if it would have better results in plex with doing it there recommended way or not.

jpillora commented 4 years ago

Fair enough, the season directory feels superfluous to me though happy to put a flag in. Only objection is that “-plex” makes it sounds like Plex doesn’t work unless you use it. Maybe something like “recommended” or “seasondir” instead?

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It does work with Plex currently, but he has a point it's not their recommended way of doing things. Not sure if it would have better results in plex with doing it there recommended way or not.

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jawira commented 3 years ago

Hi, I have a suggestion. What about using --template instead?

--template=plex

This option can change both (tv & movie) paths. Eventually more "templates" can be added later, for example --template=kodi. The default behavior will be --template=default.

I think this is more flexible, otherwise you can end up with plenty of option like --plex, --kodi, etc etc