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##### ▶︎ File name template
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With this setting you can define the template used to rename your files. You can set it to anything you want, however invalid characters such as `?` will be ignored.
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With this setting you can define the template used to rename your files. You can set it to anything you want, however, invalid characters such as `?` will be ignored. You can use `/` (or `\`) to create subfolders, e.g. season folders.
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Also you can use the placeholders listed below to dynamically insert metadata into the name. In fact, you have to use at least `{season_no}` and `{episode_no}` to make sure every file name is unique.
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##### ▶︎ Default output directory
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The output directory that will be used if you don't manually select one. Your directory name can also include `{show_name}`, which will be replaced with the name of the tv show. This is useful to automatically organise your tv shows in subfolders.
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The base output directory that will be used if you don't manually select one. This will usually be the root folder containing all of your TV shows.
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##### ▶︎ Included file types
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