Painkiller88 250 Posted October 13, 2021 Posted October 13, 2021 (edited) I've seen this in a lot threads now. People having hundreds or thousands of movies but never named them like recommended by the Emby Team: Movie Naming For those of you working with Windows i have a quick PowerShell oneliner to find all those movies and save it into a textfile. So you can go through all of them from time to time and correct it. assuming everyone can open powershell on his PC/Server just navigate in your movies root folder with powershell where you have all your movies in. Get-ChildItem -Include *.mkv -Recurse | Where-Object { $_.Name -notlike '*(*)*' } |select Name |ft > C:\temp\movies.txt This code will search for all .mkv files recursively where no Bracklets are in the filename and select them by name and create a file called movies.txt in C:\temp\ Edit the code line if you have MP4 files instead of MKV. Hopefully you don't get a thousand movies back in that list if so, i would recommend using TinyMediaManager to rename your movies. but if you have just a hand full, you can add the correct year manually. i hope this is helpful for a few of you. Edited October 14, 2021 by Painkiller8818 1
Carlo 4561 Posted October 14, 2021 Posted October 14, 2021 Nice script! Just to make it clear, brackets are optional in file names to hold extra info. Parenthesis however should be used for the year.
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