Am I just being dim? (1 Viewer)

[Bibble]

Hi?
I can't seem to get the plugin to work, I am using the following simple parsing method:
\<series>\season <season>\<series> [<season>x<episode>] <title>.<ext>

And my files are labels as the method describes, e.g.
\Alias\Season 2\ Alias [2x02] Trust Me.avi

But when I scan, it just brings up the complete filename as the series name, and not get any of the other data.
Is it the use of square brackets in the naming? Or am I just being really stupid, missing a vital clue?

Thanks for any help you can offer

 

[Inker]

I'm at work so I can't check right now, but two things stand out to me

1) season vs. Season (not sure right now if its case sensitive)
2) you have duplicate capture groups <series> and <season>...try to use only:
\<series> [<season>x<episode>] <title>.<ext>

It could be though that its a problem with [] but it shouldn't be and I kinda doubt it.

Inker

 

[djmadfx]

I had the same issue with some of my Top Gear episodes. I uploaded a picture showing you what you have to do to fix the problem.

Import Settings > String Replacements

 

[Mavoc]

try using

\<series> \[<season>x<episode>\] <title>.<ext>

the \ before the brackets should make them act as brackets in the filename and not coding in your parse