Your output URLs may contain a couple of wildcards that will be dynamically replaced at runtime.
All the attributes must be supplied between {{ }} like the twig variable format.
Below is a table of the currently supported properties and some examples.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| filename | Replaced with the name of the output file WITHOUT EXTENSION. This is done only on the path of your output URL and executed after all other wild cards |
| filename_ext | Same as above but the extension of the filename is included |
| unique | Replaced with a 32 bit, 8char hex string to generate a unique filename |
| unique_8 | Replaced with a 32 bit, 8char hex string to generate a unique filename |
| unique_16 | Replaced with a 64 bit, 16 char hex string |
| unique_32 | Replaced with a 128 bit, 32 char hex string |
| date | Replaced with todays date in yyyy-mm-dd format. (Job creation time is used) |
| time | Replaced with the time in hh:ii:ss format. (Job creation time is used) |
| datetime | A concatenation of the date and time attribute |
{
"input": "ftp://example.com/kingsman.mkv",
"output": "ftp://example.com/{{filename}}/kingsman_{{unique}}.mp4"
}
Result: ftp://example.com/kingsman_8bc64e26/kingsman_8bc64e26.mp4