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convmv

Differing character encodings can create invisible differences in filenames between what’s on disk and what your torrent client is expecting. This situation can be very confusing. convmv is a small tool for converting filenames between character encodings that can be used to resolve this. It’s in the Debian repos and wouldn’t require any maintenance or configuration by staff. I’d appreciate if this would be installed. I recently ran into this situation due to differing utf-8 normalizations and to solve it I had to awkwardly copy-paste the different utf-8 normalizations. convmv would have made this easier and reduced the room for error. The rsync —iconv option wasn’t enough to solve it. Thanks.

gloss2340 11 days ago

💡 Feature Request

Title-Tidy (Rename and organize Series/Movies)

Title tidy is the quickest way to standardizes your media file names for use in Jellyfin, Plex, and Emby. Title tidy uses intelligent parsing of folder structures and file names to automatically determine exactly how to name media. Whether you need to rename a single episode, a whole season, or any number of shows, Title Tidy does the job in one command. A preview is shown before renaming occurs, and Title Tidy will never overwrite content. The tool scans your current directory and displays an interactive preview showing exactly what will be renamed. The tool reliably detects season and episode numbers across various formats (S01E01, 1x01, 101, etc.) and handles edge cases well. Green items indicate pending changes. You can navigate through the list and apply changes when ready. https://github.com/Digital-Shane/title-tidy

An Anonymous User 13 days ago

💡 Feature Request