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Hello

I have lots of movies, all containing 1080p, Web-dl, YIFY, etc... I want to remove them right?
this is my command to remove some unwanted Infos:
WEB-DL|YIFY|1080p|web-dl|WEB-Dl|WEB DL|BluRay|10bit x265|WEBRip 6CH PSA|WEBRip|BrRip| | >>

It works but the left-offs are like this:
Movie___2022__.mp4

I added a |_| too
WEB-DL|YIFY|1080p|web-dl|WEB-Dl|WEB DL|BluRay|10bit x265|WEBRip 6CH PSA|WEBRip|BrRip|_| | >>

but as long as all replacements occur simultaneously, It looks like this:
Movie2022.mp4 instead of Movie 2022.mp4!

is there a way to chain these commands to be executed one after another?

Thaaaank you

Only by scripting it

would you please let me know how?

Post full original file names

Aww thank you:

Deadstream_2022_1080p_WEB-DL_YIFY_30NAMA.mp4

I want it to be like :
Deadstream 2022.mp4

And ALL of them follow this format?

<name of move>_<year>_<unnecessary stuff>.<extension>?

What if a movie name contains spaces, or are there only underscores in them?

no not all of them,
I thought you might give me a template script with these words so I can give or take a few words to make it work for other movies.

my first post shows 80% of the info I don't want.
A Quiet Place Part II_2020_10bit__x265_BrRip_8CH_PSA.mkv

|t is perfect
Thank you

but with the script, the movie :

The_School_for_Good_and_Evil_2022_10bit_720p_x265_WEB-DL_6CH_PSA_30NAMA.mkv

becomes :
The.mkv

It think there's something wrong!
Thanks again

Coooooooool
doing exactly what I wanted.
Thank youuuuuu

highend wrote: ↑28 Oct 2022 00:01

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    // Do not add the space here!
    $remove = <<<>>>
        _
        6ch
        8ch
        720p
        1080p
        10bit
        30nama
        bluray
        brrip
        psa
        web dl
        web-dl
        webrip
        x264
        x265
        yify
    >>>;
    $remove = replace(regexreplace($remove, "^[ \t]+"), <crlf>, "|");

    $items   = <get SelectedItemsNames>;
    $pattern = "([ ]|" . replace($remove, " ", "(_| )+") . ")";
    foreach($item, $items, <crlf>, "e") {
        if (regexmatches($items, $pattern)) {
            $ext  = gpc($item, "ext");
            $base = gpc($item, "base");
            $base = regexreplace($base, $pattern, " ");
            $base = trim(regexreplace($base, "[ ]{2,}", " "));
            // This could catch multiple dates, we'll only use the last found
            $date = gettoken(regexmatches($base, "\b\d{4}\b"), -1, "|");
            $new  = $base . "." . $ext;
            if ($date) { $new = gettoken($base, 1, $date, "t") . " " . $date . "." . $ext; }
            if ($new UnLikeI $item) { renameitem($new, $item); }
        }
    }

hello sir,
i want to remove (2022) , (202x+192kbps), any thing between (), ...,any thing between [],Tam, Mal,Kan,Hin etc with above code. can you plsease add these in your code?

I love this script.
I use it every day without a problem.

I just wanted to change the code a bit to serve to rename versioning movies like:
Ginger_Snaps_2_Unleashed_2004_1080p_BrRip_YIFY.mp4

I think "_2" after Ginger_Snaps makes the script malfunction!
and the error is :
The new name "Ginger Snaps 2 Unleaseashed 2004.mp4 2|2004.mp4" contains invalid characters.

and of course, I don't know how to fix it in the code.

I don't get an error message with that file name and the original script?

highend wrote: ↑26 Jan 2023 07:49 I don't get an error message with that file name and the original script?

My bad, my bad.
Sorry, I think something was wrong with copying the whole script, I did it right this time and It works flawlessly.
Thaaaaaaaaaaank you cheers