Managing an adult video library can become chaotic without proper file sorting and naming. Whisparr solves this problem by using automation to rename, organize, and store adult media efficiently. With powerful metadata scraping and custom folder structures, users can rely on a consistent and streamlined system.
Whisparr integrates with indexers and download clients to process and sort files once they’re added immediately. The tool uses naming conventions, directory rules, and metadata matching to ensure everything stays uniform. Whether downloads come from BitTorrent or Usenet, Whisparr maintains order from start to finish.
Its capabilities go far beyond simple renaming. It intelligently recognizes titles, release groups, formats, and resolutions. Whisparr ensures that every file is in the correct format for your media player or library setup, resulting in a clean, professional collection that’s easy to browse.
File Sorting Basics in Whisparr
Auto-Organizing New Downloads
Whisparr detects new downloads and immediately moves them to the appropriate folders. It uses pre-set paths based on genre, performer, or title to place content where it belongs. This helps users avoid manually dragging files across drives. Once configured, sorting becomes a hands-free operation.
Recognizing File Types
The tool scans and identifies whether a file is a movie, trailer, or extra feature. Based on that, it applies different rules for where each should be stored. By separating types intelligently, it avoids clutter in your main movie directory. Whisparr adapts even to complex naming styles.
Creating Folder Structures
Whisparr supports nested folder creation for better file categorization. It can build paths like /Performer/Title (Year)/ automatically after download completion. This makes browsing more intuitive and helps with future file management. Custom paths can also be created based on user preferences.
Whisparr Handles Renaming
Naming Conventions Support
Whisparr allows the use of standard naming patterns like Title (Year) [Resolution]. Users can customize how their files are renamed across the board. Once a file is processed, it gets renamed using this rule set. This keeps everything organized and easily searchable later.
Metadata-Driven Renaming
The tool pulls accurate metadata from adult databases to rename files correctly. Whether it’s the performer, studio, or scene ID, it uses all available info. This approach reduces mismatches and renames files based on actual content. It works in the background without manual tagging.
Avoiding Duplicates
Whisparr ensures that files aren’t duplicated by checking hashes and existing titles. If a similar title exists, the tool avoids reprocessing it unnecessarily. This prevents accidental re-downloads or overwrites. The result is a cleaner, smarter library with zero confusion.
Key Renaming Features:
- Custom filename formats like Performer – Title (Year)
- Scene ID and resolution tagging
- Auto-skip if filename already exists
Advanced File Handling Options
Post-Processing Rules
Whisparr runs cleanup operations after sorting and renaming. It can delete unwanted files like .nfo, .txt, or sample videos. These post-process rules help remove clutter and keep your collection minimal. The tool handles everything once the downloads complete.
Quality and Format Tagging
As part of its renaming process, Whisparr tags files with resolution and codec info. For instance, titles may end with [1080p][HEVC]. This allows users to instantly recognize video quality at a glance. These tags are generated based on internal file scans.
Compatibility with Media Servers
Whisparr ensures that renamed files meet the requirements of media servers like Plex or Jellyfin. Its naming logic is designed for compatibility with scraping tools. This ensures artwork, metadata, and thumbnails display properly across platforms with minimal extra setup.
Advanced Automation Tasks:
- Remove junk files post-download
- Add tags like [HD][x264] in filenames
- Ensure Plex/Emby/Jellyfin compatibility
Customization Features for Sorting
Directory Mapping
Users can create custom directory structures for each type of adult content. This might include folders for specific performers, studios, or genres. Whisparr reads these rules and adjusts its sorting behavior accordingly. This gives users control over how their files are stored.
Language and Region Rules
Sorting can be further refined using language and region-based filters. For example, users may direct Japanese content to one folder and European scenes to another. This is helpful for multilingual collectors or those who follow international content. The setup is straightforward in settings.
Prioritizing Quality
Whisparr sorts higher-quality files into a preferred location for easy access. If both 720p and 1080p exist, it will keep the latter based on the defined rule. This ensures that lower-quality versions are moved or deleted. Over time, your library improves in resolution and consistency.
Sorting Customization Options:
- Genre and performer-based directory setup
- Language and region-specific sorting
- Smart replacement of lower-quality files
Dealing with Large Libraries
Bulk Renaming Support
Whisparr handles massive batches of existing files using its bulk renaming engine. Users can point the tool to a directory, and it will analyze all filenames. Then it applies consistent rules across all files. This fixes inconsistencies in older libraries with one action.
Conflict Management
If Whisparr detects naming conflicts, it flags the issue and suggests solutions. You can choose to skip, overwrite, or append additional info to the filename. This ensures that your files don’t get lost or accidentally removed. The system is built for long-term stability.
File Logging and Reports
Every sorting and renaming action is logged. You can review the entire history of file changes through reports. This is essential for troubleshooting or reversing an error. Reports also provide insight into which files failed to rename or why.
Bulk Tools for Large Libraries:
- One-click batch renaming
- Smart conflict resolution prompts
- Rename history logs and error reporting
Cross-Platform File Organization
Windows, macOS, and Linux Support
Whisparr works on all major OS platforms and respects file system rules for each. Whether you’re organizing on NTFS, APFS, or ext4, Whisparr adapts to each environment. File paths and permissions are handled cleanly. It’s fully optimized for cross-device compatibility.
NAS and Remote Storage
Sorting and renaming can be applied directly to mounted NAS or remote drives. Whisparr can move files across networks using SMB or NFS protocols. This is ideal for users who host collections on Synology, TrueNAS, or other network solutions. The speed remains fast and reliable.
Sync with Other Tools
Whisparr plays well with media automation stacks. You can integrate it with tools like FileBot or Sonarr for post-processing. This helps users unify adult and mainstream libraries under one naming structure. Everything stays consistent across the board.
Conclusion
Whisparr brings advanced sorting and renaming tools that streamline adult content organization across all systems. Its use of metadata, naming patterns, and automated directory handling delivers a cleaner, more manageable library. With cross-platform support and media server compatibility, it’s a smart solution for collectors. Whether building a new setup or refining a large archive, Whisparr ensures every file is organized with precision and ease.
