The naming format for the volume folder.

Available variables are: {series_name}, {clean_series_name}, {volume_number}, {comicvine_id}, {year} and {publisher}

The naming format for the file itself.

Available variables are: {series_name}, {clean_series_name}, {volume_number}, {comicvine_id}, {year}, {publisher}, {issue_comicvine_id}, {issue_number}, {issue_title}, {issue_release_date} and {issue_release_year}

The naming format for the file itself if there is no issue title.

Available variables are: {series_name}, {clean_series_name}, {volume_number}, {comicvine_id}, {year}, {publisher}, {issue_comicvine_id}, {issue_number}, {issue_release_date} and {issue_release_year}

The naming format for the file itself (if it's a special version, like a one shot, tpb or hard cover).

Available variables are: {series_name}, {clean_series_name}, {volume_number}, {comicvine_id}, {year}, {publisher} and {special_version}

The naming format for the file itself (if it's a Volume As Issue, so an issue named "Volume N").

Available variables are: {series_name}, {clean_series_name}, {volume_number}, {comicvine_id}, {year}, {publisher}, {issue_comicvine_id}, {issue_number}, {issue_title}, {issue_release_date} and {issue_release_year}

Whether or not to use, for example, 'One-Shot' instead of 'OS'. The term 'TPB' will always stay 'TPB'.

After a file is downloaded, automatically convert it (if a format preference is set) and/or extract its contents (if it's an archive and the setting below is enabled).

If an archive file has (most often multiple) complete issues inside, then extract the files inside and convert those issue files following the format preference.