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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 849843" data-attributes="member: 18896">No HomeY, you were right originally.&nbsp;Zicoz, the system got expanded to support custom tags. But to make it fit within existing scraper-script function a somewhat convoluted system had to be used. The results of that action sprung from a request from another user who had the alike request you did. Full thread can be read at: <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/feature-request-override-on-filename-tag.105118/" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/feature-request-override-on-filename-tag.105118/</a>&nbsp;In short use the following filenameing syntax to make it work:&nbsp;Filename = \Movies\Inception ([Extraction Mode]).mkvFolder = \Movies\Inception ([Extraction Mode])\BDMV\STREAM\00001.m2ts&nbsp;The full ([...]) bracket format is required in filename or foldername, but only [...] gets used inside Moving-Pictures GUI. This way it seperates the custom special edition tags from the whitelisted tags included by default for 3D, Unrated, etc. However you can also use ([Unrated]) just as easy as any text between the brackets is accepted as-is if you want a uniform result.&nbsp;Note: Keep in mind that you have to re-import the movie to make this work, as access to the filename/foldername is only provided by Moving-Pictures plugin to scraper-scripts in the search-node and not in the details-node (used for refreshing info on a movie).&nbsp;PS: I really need to update the wiki pages to reflect all the changes made, as it is pretty outdated, but unfortunatly it tends to get pushed to the side each time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 849843, member: 18896"] No HomeY, you were right originally. Zicoz, the system got expanded to support custom tags. But to make it fit within existing scraper-script function a somewhat convoluted system had to be used. The results of that action sprung from a request from another user who had the alike request you did. Full thread can be read at: [B][url]https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/feature-request-override-on-filename-tag.105118/[/url][/B] In short use the following filenameing syntax to make it work: Filename = \Movies\Inception ([Extraction Mode]).mkv Folder = \Movies\Inception ([Extraction Mode])\BDMV\STREAM\00001.m2ts The full ([...]) bracket format is required in filename or foldername, but only [...] gets used inside Moving-Pictures GUI. This way it seperates the custom special edition tags from the whitelisted tags included by default for 3D, Unrated, etc. However you can also use ([Unrated]) just as easy as any text between the brackets is accepted as-is if you want a uniform result. [B]Note:[/B] Keep in mind that you have to re-import the movie to make this work, as access to the filename/foldername is only provided by Moving-Pictures plugin to scraper-scripts in the search-node and not in the details-node (used for refreshing info on a movie). [B]PS:[/B] I really need to update the wiki pages to reflect all the changes made, as it is pretty outdated, but unfortunatly it tends to get pushed to the side each time. [/QUOTE]

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