Movie title (original letter case) not working

[rEes9P]

I think there may be a bug in the movie title (original letter case) naming convention. The notes mention "%tT, %t.T, %t_T" as the specifiers. However, using "%tT" for a movie, let's call it Random, results in the T being appended to the name such that the name becomes RandomT.

"%t" works just fine though.

[fleXible]

Hi,

I noticed the same, a couple of days age, when I was investigating an unrelated issue.

The very same problem also applies to "%sN, %s.N, %s_N" for DatedFormat (see #52). I might open a PR in the next couple of days, as by fixing the one issue, I had to first cope with the other.

[rEes9P]

Many thanks for the update. I must be having a brain freeze for I cannot remember how to update to the commit. Could you please explain to me how I may go about updating my VideoSort script? Thanks again!

[fleXible]

Many thanks for the update. I must be having a brain freeze for I cannot remember how to update to the commit. Could you please explain to me how I may go about updating my VideoSort script? Thanks again!

Just download the updated VideoSort.py script and replace it in your NZBGet installation. There you should find it under bin/scripts.