Default expressions/double episodes (2 Viewers)

[oopee]

I have my episodes in this format

D:\video\tv-series\Lost\Lost [03x01].avi

I'll try to use simple expression \<series> [<season>x<episode>].<ext>

Import path is D:\video\tv-series\


What am I doing wrong?

 

[Ynot]

I have my episodes in this format

D:\video\tv-series\Lost\Lost [03x01].avi

I'll try to use simple expression \<series> [<season>x<episode>].<ext>

Import path is D:\video\tv-series\


What am I doing wrong?

^([^\\]+\\)*(?<series>.+?) \[(?<season>[0-9]+)x(?<episode>[0-9]+)(-(?<episode2>[0-9]+))?\]\.(?<ext>[^.]*)$

 

[oopee]

I have my episodes in this format

D:\video\tv-series\Lost\Lost [03x01].avi

I'll try to use simple expression \<series> [<season>x<episode>].<ext>

Import path is D:\video\tv-series\


What am I doing wrong?

^([^\\]+\\)*(?<series>.+?) \[(?<season>[0-9]+)x(?<episode>[0-9]+)(-(?<episode2>[0-9]+))?\]\.(?<ext>[^.]*)$

Nice. That does it

Thanks a lot

 

[keith2045]

I'm still having issues with mine. I store mine like this

d:\tvshows\Lost\Lost - 01x02 & 03 - title\vob.....

And have these 2 reg exp

<series> - <season>x<episode> - <title>.avi
<series> - <season>x<episode> - <title>\VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.IFO


Any thoughts?

 

[BundyB]

At the risk of sounding like an idiot :sorry: ...

Thus far my double episodes refused to be parsed ... I'm basically running the default regex setup (I suck at string manip, so I didn't poke at it) except for a couple of trials of the expressions posted in this thread ... It's really starting to give me the irits

My file names come in several flavours like:
"Stargate Atlantis - 1x01-02 - Rising.avi"
"Buffy the Vampire Slayer - 6x01,02 - Bargaining Part 1 & 2.avi"
"Star Trek Enterprise - 1x01-1x02 - Broken Bow.avi"

There are less than a dozen files involved, but getting the automated parsing functioning correctly now means I won't have to check for double episodes requiring manual adds further down the line ...

 

[jocke]

Thus far my double episodes refused to be parsed ... I'm basically running the default regex setup (I suck at string manip, so I didn't poke at it) except for a couple of trials of the expressions posted in this thread ... It's really starting to give me the irits

My file names come in several flavours like:
"Stargate Atlantis - 1x01-02 - Rising.avi"
"Buffy the Vampire Slayer - 6x01,02 - Bargaining Part 1 & 2.avi"
"Star Trek Enterprise - 1x01-1x02 - Broken Bow.avi"

There are less than a dozen files involved, but getting the automated parsing functioning correctly now means I won't have to check for double episodes requiring manual adds further down the line ..

I use '<series> S01E01E02.avi' and it works fine. Episode 1 and 2 in MP MyTVSeries points to the same file. I use only the standard expressions.

I recommend using F2 Batch File Renamer if you want to change your filenames. Use the following rename schemes (copy & paste);

Pattern:

(.*) - (.?)x(.?.?)(,|-)(.?x)(.?.?) - (.*)\.(.*)

Rename to:

%1 - S0%2E%3E%6 - %7.%8

Pattern:

(.*) - (.?)x(.?.?)(,|-)(.?.?) - (.*)\.(.*)

Rename to:

%1 - S0%2E%3E%5 - %6.%7

Use both of them in two runs, and all the files marked as the examples you gave, will be renamed.

Ofcourse, you could add a new regex to MyTVSeries, but in my case, I prefer to just change the filenames.

 

[keith2045]

I'm still having issues with mine. I store mine like this

d:\tvshows\Lost\Lost - 01x02 & 03 - title\vob.....

And have these 2 reg exp

<series> - <season>x<episode> - <title>.avi
<series> - <season>x<episode> - <title>\VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.IFO


Any thoughts?

Anyone?? I will change the names of the folders for double episodes to like Lost - 01x02-03 - title\vob.. if needed

 

[keith2045]

How does this plugin display double episodes? For example

My Show - 02x02-03 - Hello.avi

Would that show up as 02x02, 02x03, or both?

 

[teoh]

I really can't seem to get my head around to get the hang of the regexp.

Want to add shows with f.ex this format: my.name.is.earl.s03e21-e22.720p.hdtv.x264-ctu.mkv

It only adds as episode 21 with the default expressions. Anyone able to help?

 

[death420]

im having the same problem trying to parse it to show 2 episodes..

File Example:

That 70s Show\7 - 24-25 -

im using this Expression:

(?<series>[^\\$]+)\\(?<season>[0-9]+) - (?<episode>[0-9]+)(-(?<episode2>[0-9]+))? -\.(?<ext>[^.]*)$

and when I do a parsing test the EpisodeIndex2 displays the correct Episode number but when I go into the database or into my tv shows it doesnt show the 2nd episode, only the first..

any ideas??