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I am using the following pattern to sort TV shows:

%s.n/season.%0s/%s.n.s%0se%0e.%ext

which looks like:

Show.Name/season.01/Show.Name.s01e05.avi

I can't figure out how to get the whole thing to go always lower case.  If I wrap text with {} it goes lower case, but that doesn't seem to work if I put it around any of the patterns or around the whole thing.  It just actually puts the "{" in the output.

Is there any easy way to get it all lower case straight up, or do I need to do some additional post processing?  I'm running 0.5.4 from source on Linux (Centos).

Thanks for any help!

Does only the example in Config->Sorting fail or do the actual folders fail?
The examples are not accurate and don't show the result of {} properly.

Yeah it looks like just the example fails.  It actually works fine with curly brackets around the whole thing.

Thanks.

Can any 1 show how to get this done ?

When i want only filename to get lowercase by doing this --> %sn/Season %s/{%fn}

I'm getting a folder named %fn instead

How do i get the original filename to be lower case all the time ?

Nobody?

I tested a few things and no matter what i do i can't get the filename lowercase.

It only works in for example folders for tv show names and season folders like this: showname/season 1/Showname.S01E01.HDTV.X264.mkv

Filename kept his original structure!!!

Sort string in this case is: {%sn/Season %s/%fn.%ext}

I also tried to get every file i downloaded to be lowercase but without any luck, all i got was a post processing error.

It's in my queue for testing, but I'm drowning in work.
For me it's a low priority issue.