tinyMediaManager offers a powerful renamer to rename your TV shows and all associated files to your desired folder-/filenames. While there is almost nothing you can’t do with the renamer, it has still one big restriction: you can only rename the TV shows inside its own data source. Renaming it to a destination which is not inside the own data source is not supported.

Renamer Pattern

Folder name, Season folder name and Episode filename: Choose the desired folder name(s) and filename for renaming. Here you can enter fixed parts of the name and dynamic ones. You will find a list of all available tokens for building up dynamic names beneath the settings along with examples of your media library. With leaving the folder name/filename empty, the renamer will skip the name generation for the empty part.

The renamer is built on JMTE and can profit from all options you can have in JMTE. For easier usage, we have added some preset tokens (see table below). Nevertheless you can also access every field from the movie just by using the full syntax like ${tvShow.title} or ${episode.title}. Note: if the preset token already contains a renderer (like ${filesize} -> ${episode.videoFilesize;filesize}), you cannot add another renderer. In this case you need to switch to the full syntax.

Available tokens

Token Description Example
${title}
${episode.title}		 Episode title Pilot
${originalTitle}
${episode.originalTitle}		 Episode original title Pilot
${titleSortable}
${episode.titleSortable}		 Episode title sorting (e.g. Luminous Fish Effect, The) Pilot
${originalFilename}
${episode.originalFilename}		 Filename of the episode at the first import Pilot.avi
${seasonNr}
${episode.season;number(%d)}		 Season number 1
${seasonNr2}
${episode.season;number(%02d)}		 Season number with 2 digits 01
${seasonNrDvd}
${episode.dvdSeason;number(%d)}		 DVD season number 1
${seasonNrDvd2}
${episode.dvdSeason;number(%02d)}		 2 digit DVD season number 01
${episodeNr}
${episode.episode}		 Episode number 1
${episodeNr2}
${episode.episode;number(%02d)}		 Episode number with 2 digits 01
${episodeNrDvd}
${episode.dvdEpisode}		 DVD episode number 1
${episodeNrDvd2}
${episode.dvdEpisode;number(%02d)}		 2 digit DVD episode number 01
${airedDate}
${episode.firstAired;date(yyyy-MM-dd)}		 Episode aired date (yyyy-MM-dd) 2008-01-20
${year}
${episode.year}		 Episode Year 2008
${episodeRating}
${episode.rating.rating}		 Episode rating 7.1
${episodeImdb}
${episode.imdbId}		 IMDb Id tt1234567
${episodeTmdb}
${episode.tmdbId}		 TMDB Id 1234567
${episodeTvdb}
${episode.tvdbId}		 TVDB Id 1234567
${episodeTags}
${episode.tags}		 Episode tags [Tag1, Tag2]
${seasonName}
${season.title}		 Season Name My personal note
${showTitle}
${tvShow.title}		 TV show title Breaking Bad
${showYear}
${tvShow.year}		 TV show Year 2008
${showOriginalTitle}
${tvShow.originalTitle}		 TV show original title Breaking Bad
${showTitleSortable}
${tvShow.titleSortable}		 TV show title sorting (e.g. 4400, The) Breaking Bad
${showNote}
${tvShow.note}		 TV show note My personal note
${videoResolution}
${episode.mediaInfoVideoResolution}		 Video resolution (e.g. 1280x720) 1280x720
${aspectRatio}
${episode.mediaInfoAspectRatioAsString}		 Aspect ratio (e.g. 178) 240
${aspectRatio2}
${episode.mediaInfoAspectRatio2AsString}		 2nd aspect ratio (e.g. 178, only for multiformat) 178
${videoFormat}
${episode.mediaInfoVideoFormat}		 Video format (e.g. 720p) 720p
${videoCodec}
${episode.mediaInfoVideoCodec}		 Video codec (e.g. h264) h264
${videoBitDepth}
${episode.mediaInfoVideoBitDepth}		 Video bit depth (e.g. 8 / 10) 8
${videoBitRate}
${episode.mediaInfoVideoBitrate;bitrate}		 Video bitrate (e.g. 10.4 Mbps) 10.4 Mbps
${audioCodec}
${episode.mediaInfoAudioCodec}		 Audio codec of the first stream (e.g. AC3) AAC
${audioCodecList}
${episode.mediaInfoAudioCodecList}		 Array of all audio codecs (e.g. [AC3, MP3]) [AAC, MP3]
${audioCodecsAsString}
${episode.mediaInfoAudioCodecList;array}		 List of all audio codecs (e.g. AC3, MP3) AAC, MP3
${audioChannels}
${episode.mediaInfoAudioChannels}		 Audio channels of the first stream (e.g. 6ch) 6ch
${audioChannelList}
${episode.mediaInfoAudioChannelList}		 Array of all audio channels (e.g. [6ch, 2ch]) [6ch, 2ch]
${audioChannelsAsString}
${episode.mediaInfoAudioChannelList;array}		 List of all audio channels (e.g. 6ch, 2ch) 6ch, 2ch
${audioLanguage}
${episode.mediaInfoAudioLanguage}		 Audio language of the first stream (e.g. EN) en
${audioLanguageList}
${episode.mediaInfoAudioLanguageList}		 Array of all audio languages (e.g. [EN, DE]) [en, de]
${audioLanguagesAsString}
${episode.mediaInfoAudioLanguageList;array}		 List of all audio languages (e.g. EN, DE) en, de
${subtitleLanguageList}
${episode.mediaInfoSubtitleLanguageList}		 Array of all subtitle languages (e.g. [EN, DE]) [en, de]
${subtitleLanguagesAsString}
${episode.mediaInfoSubtitleLanguageList;array}		 List of all subtitle  
languages (e.g. EN, DE) en, de  
${mediaSource}
${episode.mediaSource}		 Media source (DVD etc) TV
${3Dformat}
${episode.video3DFormat}		 3D format 3D SBS
${hdr}
${episode.videoHDRFormat}		 High Dynamic Range (HDR) HDR
${hdrformat}
${movie.videoHDRFormat}		 High Dynamic Range (HDR) Format HDR 10
${filesize}
${episode.videoFilesize;filesize}		 File size in GB 1.05 G
${parent}
${tvShow.parent}		 Path between datasource and parent folder of the TV show B
${note}
${episode.note}		 Episode note My personal note

In addition to this token, all available properties of the objects itself can be used - see the JMTE docs for more information.

Renderers

You can also use some pre-built renderers to modify the result; you cannot use the preset token for the renderers to work - you need to use the full syntax:

  • UPPER case renderer upper: ${tvShow.title;upper}
  • lower case renderer lower: ${tvShow.title;lower}
  • Title case renderer title: ${tvShow.title;title}
  • First character upper case renderer first: ${tvShow.title;first}
  • Array renderer array: ${tvShow.genres;array} would render all genres separated by a comma
  • Unique array renderer uniqueArray: ${episode.mediaInfoAudioLanguageList;uniqueArray} would render all unique audio languages separated by a comma
  • Date format renderer date: ${episode.firstAired;date(yyyy-MM-dd)} would cause the aired date to be formatted with a renderer named “date”. This named renderer would then be passed the format “yyyy-MM-dd” along with the variable to be rendered.
  • Number format renderer number: ${tvShow.ratings.imdb.rating;number(%.0f)} would format the IMDb rating (internally a float) as an integer. You need to know which number type is returned from the field - after that you can use any supported Java String.format token.
  • File size renderer filesize: ${episode;filesize(G)} to format the video filesize to the unit you want (K, KB, KiB, M, MB, MiB, G, GB, GiB are supported. G is the default if you don’t add a unit)
  • Replacement renderer replace: ${episode.title;replace(umlauts.csv)} would load replacement tokens from the file /data/umlauts.csv and to a search and replace of the token for every line in the csv. The csv needs to be comma separated and only the comma itself needs to be quoted with double quotes. More info at the corresponding blog post. If you just want to replace single token, you can also put it inline into the replacement renderer: ${episode.title;replace(x264,h264)}
  • Bitrate renderer bitrate: ${episode.mediaInfoVideoBitrate;bitrate(Mbps)} to format the bitrate to the unit you want (k, kb, kbps, M, Mb, Mbps are supported. Mbps is the default if you don’t add a unit)
  • Chaining renderer chain: this renderer can be used to chain the output through multiple renderers. E.g. ${episode.title;chain(replace(umlauts.csv);lower)}

Advanced Options

  • Replace spaces in the TV show folder name with / Replace spaces in the season folder name with / Replace spaces in the filename with: You can replace all spaces with either underscores, dots or dashes by activation this option.
  • Replace colons with: Since colons are illegal characters in folder names and filenames, tinyMediaManager offers you to choose how they should be replaced.
  • Replace non ASCII characters with their basic ASCII equivalents: Some file systems might need to have ASCII conform file names - by activating this option tinyMediaManager tries to convert non ASCII characters into a similar ASCII character (e.g. Ä - Ae; ß - ss, …).
  • First character number replacement: If you use the renderer ;first (like in ${title;first}) and the first character would be a digit, replace the digit with the given character.