$if($lt(%originaldate%,%date%),$set(alert,TRUE),$set(alert,FALSE))
This gives FALSE to me if originaldate is 1955 and date is 1953. Can you share the full script?
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I donāt have anything that touches dates except the four lines above. Thereās an $if that runs only on .m4a files, but it gets rid of originaldate completely, so thatās not in effect here.
I have originaldate listed under āPreserve these tagsā if that matters. It gets added if blank, but otherwise it keeps the value in the file.
Update: sorry, I muddied the waters. I had the values backwards, above. $eq returns TRUE and the others return FALSE. That makes sense if the script is checking the ārealā value and not the value in the file. AHA.
So false alarm on the script problem. I was gonna be surprised if Iād found a problem like that which no one else had.
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Hi all,
Trying to remove variations of official music video or just official audio/video from song titles. Any opening ā(ā encountered is not removed from the title and I am very new to regex so any help would be greatly appreciated!
$set(title,$rreplace(%title%,\\\([Oo][Ff][Ff][Ii][Cc][Ii][Aa][Ll]\(?:\\s*[mM][uU][sS][iI][cC]\)?\\s*[Vv][Ii][Dd][Ee][Oo]|\(?:[Oo][Ff][Ff][Ii][Cc][Ii]?[Aa][Ll]\\s*\(?:[aA][Uu][Dd][Ii][Oo]|[vV][Ii][Dd][Ee][Oo]\)\)?\\\),))```
edit: it seems the snippet works as intended, the opening "(" is remains for text wrapped inside parentheses that is not "official music video" or "official audio" or "official video"