Expressions/Rules requests

[Sinbe]

Thanks, works nicely

[Helios61]

Good morning community!

I have read the wiki and a lot of postings in this thread, but my english is too bad to understand all the complicated things like "regexp" and the expression and formating rules. And i didn't found a guide in the wiki!
I only want two Things:

1. I have the TV-show "Dr. House (House M.D.) ripped to HD in this structure:
e:\Tv Serien\DR. House\Staffel 1\ Disc 1\Video_TS\
e:\Tv Serien\DR. House\Staffel 1\ Disc 2\Video_TS\
.
.
e:\Tv Serien\DR. House\Staffel 2\ Disc 1\Video_TS\
e:\Tv Serien\DR. House\Staffel 2\ Disc 2\Video_TS\
....

What must i do, to add this TV-show to MP-TVSeries 2. 0. I allways get an parsing error:



2. I would like the first Stargate Movie to MP-TV Series. This is the structure:

e:\Tv Serien\StarGate Kommando SG 1\Specials\Stargate SG1 - S0E01 - Stargate The Movie\Video_TS\

But i get a parsing error too:



Please help

Regards
Helios

[inayat]

Hello.

I am using the following regexp, which was earlier provided in this thread in response to someone else's question.

(?<series>[\w\s'-]*)[\\]Season (?<season>[0-9]*)[\\]S[0-9]*E(?<episode>[0-9]*) - (?<title>[\s\w',-]*)\.(?<ext>[^.]*)

This seems to work great for my file naming scheme:

Series\Season x\SxEx - Episode Name.ext

Examples:

Made Up Show\Season 1\S01E01 - Pilot.avi

All good . . . 95% of the time. The only thing that doesn't work are double episodes.

For example:

Made Up Show\Season 4\S04E21-E22 - The Double Episode

Or, a show with a double episode with two different names.

Made Up Show\Season 6\S06E08-E09 - The Start; The End

I don't know bunk about regexp. Any chance of modifying the expression I am using to work with these double episodes?

Expression: (?<series>[\w\s'-]*)[\\]Season (?<season>[0-9]*)[\\]S[0-9]*E(?<episode>[0-9]*) - (?<title>[\s\w',-]*)\.(?<ext>[^.]*)

Thanks so much!

[Freekazoid]

Hello all! I've been fiddling with the expressions but I just can't get the hang of it. My file names are formatted as follows:

star_trek_tng_-_season_2_ep_01_-_the_child.avi

I have all seven seasons and they are all in a single folder. Any help?

[trillex]

I'm embarrassed to put this here, as what I ask for is rather simple while most other posts ask for very advanced stuff - but it's bothering me that it doesn't seem to work properly.

I got a file called: Futurama - 1ACV01 - Space Pilot 3000.avi as an example and I'm trying to create an expression for this but seem to fall short. It SHOULD work from what I can see but it still does a parse fail.

Here is the rule I've setup: <series> - <season>ACV<episode2> - <title>.<ext>

Thanks!

[sorling]

I have a problem, is there a way to check the dir insteed of the file/files?
Like i have /seriers/Made.up.serie1/Made.up.serier1.S01E01.DVDRip.XviD-MadeUp and in there i have i file named mus1-madeup.rar or avi then?
Is there any solution for that?

[trillex]

Can I bump this as it is still a mystery for me.

[lujo]

I have problems importing information (also pictures) about series.

Plugin what has been used is version: 2.0.0.0

I am trying to import serie in "VIDEO_TS" folder.

First folder is "The shield s3 d1" (season 3 and dvd 1)
Second "The shield s3 d2"

Folder "VIDEO_TS" contains 4 episodes.

Folder structur is as follows:

The shield s3 d1\VIDEO_TS
The shield s3 d2\VIDEO_TS
The shield s3 d3\VIDEO_TS
The shield s3 d4\VIDEO_TS

But when I press start import I get an error:

Parsing failed for The Shield s3 d1\VIDEO_TS\VTS_35_0.IFO

Parsing failed for The Shield s3 d1\VIDEO_TS\VTS_36_0.IFO

I have problems importing information (also pictures) about series.

Plugin what has been used is version: 2.0.0.0

I am trying to import serie in "VIDEO_TS" folder.

First folder is "The shield s3 d1" (season 3 and dvd 1)
Second "The shield s3 d2"

Folder "VIDEO_TS" contains 4 episodes.

Folder structur is as follows:

The shield s3 d1\VIDEO_TS
The shield s3 d2\VIDEO_TS
The shield s3 d3\VIDEO_TS
The shield s3 d4\VIDEO_TS

But when I press start import I get an error:

...

...

Parsing failed for The Shield s3 d1\VIDEO_TS\VTS_35_0.IFO

Parsing failed for The Shield s3 d1\VIDEO_TS\VTS_36_0.IFO

Parsing failed for The Shield s3 d1\VIDEO_TS\VTS_37_0.IFO

....

....

Which parsing expression is good for me?

Many thanks

[GazpachoKing]

Originally Posted by trillex

I'm embarrassed to put this here, as what I ask for is rather simple while most other posts ask for very advanced stuff - but it's bothering me that it doesn't seem to work properly.

I got a file called: Futurama - 1ACV01 - Space Pilot 3000.avi as an example and I'm trying to create an expression for this but seem to fall short. It SHOULD work from what I can see but it still does a parse fail.

Here is the rule I've setup: <series> - <season>ACV<episode2> - <title>.<ext>

Thanks!

Seems like that should work except for one little problem. I think you should be using <episode> instead of <episode2>.
<episode2> is used to recognize files that contain 2 different episode numbers i.e. S01E01-02 (S<Season>E<episode>-<episode2>)

So: <series> - <season>ACV<episode> - <title>.<ext> should work. Also make sure you have it marked as a simple expression.

[ductic]

Hi,

I'm trying to get this to work with all my anime without rename the video files. It parses OK but not perfect as you can see in the attached picture. I don't know why but [i]EpisodeIndex2[\i] contains the full path to the video file in a few places but in other places it's perfect. The file is named in the same format as far as I can tell.

I use this parser for this example:

\[(DB|Lunar)\]_Season_(?<season>[0-9])_(?<series>[^\d]*?)_(?<episode>[0-9]{1,3})(-(?<episode2>[0-9]{1,3}))?[\w\[\]]*.(?<ext>[^\\]*)

And my String Replacements are:
Enabled : "YES"
Run before matching : "YES"
Replace this.. "_Bleach_" With this "_Season_1_Bleach_"

The season is recognized as Season 1 for using absolut numbers (although can't get it to work with thetvdb yet)

I'm no regex expert so if anyone could help me out I would be really grateful.