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Radarr: Renaming file to contain multiple audio formats in title

  • update: I went onto the discord channel and asked this query and the response I received was that Radarr doesn’t support multi-audio and retrieves data of default audio. bummer !

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    Radarr: Renaming file to contain multiple audio formats in title

  • update: I went onto the discord channel and asked this query and the response I received was that Radarr doesn't support multi-audio and retrieves data of default audio. bummer !

    • Radarr @lemmy.world newbeginning @lemmy.ml

    Radarr: Renaming file to contain multiple audio formats in title

    cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/4149178

    > My Current setup is something like this > > {Movie.CleanTitle}.({Release Year}).{Edition.Tags}.{{Quality.Title}.{MediaInfo.VideoCodec}.{MediaInfo.VideoBitDepth}bit.{MediaInfo.VideoDynamicRange}.{MediaInfo.AudioCodec}.{MediaInfo.AudioChannels}{.MediaInfo.AudioLanguages}{-Release.Group}} > > Because of this if there is a file with Russian audio as default and English as secondary I get a name like this > > Avengers.Infinity.War.(2018).{Remux-2160p.HEVC.10bit.HDR.AC3.5.1.[RU+EN]-ExKinoRay}.mkv > > I'd instead like to have the name of the file reflect similar to this > > Zootopia.(2016).{Remux-2160p.x265.10bit.HDR.AC3.5.1.TrueHD Atmos.7.1.[RU+EN]-seleZen}.mkv > > In this AC3 is the audio format for RU and TrueHD is the audio format for EN. > > Is this setup possible via Radarr? > I've tried {MediaInfo.AudioCodec:EN+RU} but it still gives me only the RU audio codec. I'm currently using version 4.5.2.7388

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    Radarr: Renaming file to contain multiple audio formats in title

    My Current setup is something like this

    {Movie.CleanTitle}.({Release Year}).{Edition.Tags}.{{Quality.Title}.{MediaInfo.VideoCodec}.{MediaInfo.VideoBitDepth}bit.{MediaInfo.VideoDynamicRange}.{MediaInfo.AudioCodec}.{MediaInfo.AudioChannels}{.MediaInfo.AudioLanguages}{-Release.Group}}

    Because of this if there is a file with Russian audio as default and English as secondary I get a name like this

    Avengers.Infinity.War.(2018).{Remux-2160p.HEVC.10bit.HDR.AC3.5.1.[RU+EN]-ExKinoRay}.mkv

    I'd instead like to have the name of the file reflect similar to this

    Zootopia.(2016).{Remux-2160p.x265.10bit.HDR.AC3.5.1.TrueHD Atmos.7.1.[RU+EN]-seleZen}.mkv

    In this AC3 is the audio format for RU and TrueHD is the audio format for EN.

    Is this setup possible via Radarr? I've tried {MediaInfo.AudioCodec:EN+RU} but it still gives me only the RU audio codec. I'm currently using version 4.5.2.7388

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