File name parsing is broken. about staxrip HOT 12 CLOSED

Unfortunately that can happen with such complex procedures and (almost) no testers. When I have tested the subtitle name and language parsing it worked, at least for the language names I used.

Not sure why French is not accepted, but using
movie.[fr-FR]{France}.srt
should work. Maybe there are too many French languages....

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Okay, so it would have worked for movie_{French]{France} as this is what StaxRip would extract, but I improved it a bit so it will also check for the part without _.

Should be available in the next version....

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Here we run into another settlement - and yes, totally forget to take care of the track name part of my example while focusing on the language. 🙄

I think it has always been that way, that there must be a space before {, probably to avoid issues with { being part of the file name, so that's way it doesn't work for you. With a space it looks like this:

The problem with extracting names from file names is, that there will always be situations, where the given solution does not work unless we choose patterns, that have almost no chance to become a regular part of a file name, for example:
movie.[fr-FR]{{%$(France)$%}}

Nevertheless I have modified it a bit and it will start parsing the track name from the first { in the file name without requiring a leading space.

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Thank you. It all works now. I now put a space before {

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v2.35.8 is a hotfix for the _DELAY-DoVi issue, that does not include any other changes.

so the parsing for subtitles and audio do not match! Are they 2 different functions?!

Up to v2.35.8 they were indeed different.

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The extraction part itself yes, but there are still differences when it comes to metadata, so the read out language could be used instead - depending on the audio or subtitle file.

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It's still about parsing! 😄

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Ok I did several tests and maybe I didn't follow the naming convention correctly. I didn't know you should use [fr] to get French.

However {} still doesn't work. Anything you put in the accolade should go into the track name.
movie.[fr]{France}
should set the track language to French and track name to France.

Right now it is not reading what is inside {}.

Unless you use another symbol to set the track name.

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staxrip 2.35.8

movie_[fr-CA]{Canada}.srt
only fr-CA is parsed not Canada name
movie_[fr-CA] {Canada}.srt (with space works)

movie_[fr-CA]{Canada}_DELAY 1000ms.aac
[fr-CA] is not parsed (unlike subtitle) but Canada name is set (unlike subtitle again)

so the parsing for subtitles and audio do not match! Are they 2 different functions?!

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They will be the same in the future releases?

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Just a question. Can we currently pass the Gain level in an audio file name?

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As far as I remember no, because GAIN is not a property that is or can be extracted.
But we should stick to the topic. 😅

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