Custom renaming via regex

[fabian-st]

It would be quite useful to have a feature which allows the user to modify the {title_full} variable via regex, enabling them to replace certain text elements. A possible use case for this is when the original video title does not match the format required by a media server so that it can automatically fetch metadata e.g. for series.

[tcely]

You're welcome to use whatever custom renaming you prefer.

Set your exec_cmd to run a script to do whatever you need done.

Using a hard link to a different directory would be my approach. This way, the file isn't reported as missing by TubeSync. Also, either the media server or TubeSync can delete their link without actually deleting the video until both links are removed.

https://explainshell.com/explain?cmd=cp+-v+--link+my_file+..%2Fmedia%2Fa_better_name.ext

You can do a lot with bash inside the container, but if you want something more complicated done, there are also perl and python3 available to write your script in.

YOUTUBE_DEFAULTS = {
    'color': 'never',       # Do not use colours in output
    'age_limit': 99,        # 'Age in years' to spoof
    'ignoreerrors': True,   # Skip on errors (such as unavailable videos in playlists)
    'cachedir': False,      # Disable on-disk caching
    'addmetadata': True,    # Embed metadata during postprocessing where available
    'geo_verification_proxy': getenv('geo_verification_proxy').strip() or None,
    'max_sleep_interval': (60)*5,
    'sleep_interval': 0.25,
    'exec_cmd': {
        'post_process': ['/usr/bin/env bash -- /config/scripts/post_process.sh {}'],
        'after_move': ['/usr/bin/env bash -- /config/scripts/after_move.sh {}'],
    },
}