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safihre wrote: ↑September 24th, 2022, 4:03 am Yes you can only use %fn for the filename, you should use %dn for the directory.

thanks, so is there anyway to get a dir name that is closer to what is used during unpacking? since using dn ends up with spaces between each component rather than the original representation

I had been trying to use fn for the dir name for my downloads: %fn/%title (%y).%ext It appears that it renames the file properly how I want but it generates a directory literally named "%fn". So I wasnt sure if you just weren't allowed to use fn for the dir name or if I was doing something...