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<blockquote data-quote="psiebe" data-source="post: 315234" data-attributes="member: 48780">Hi All,I have been playing with the examples posted in this thread and almost got it to workall my series are in this format:&nbsp; alias\1x01 - titel.avi or, for doubles alias\1x01&amp;02 - titel.aviUsing this Expression:[CODE](?&lt;series&gt;[^\\$]+)\\(?&lt;season&gt;[0-9]+)x(?&lt;episode&gt;[0-9]+)(&amp;(?&lt;episode2&gt;[0-9]+))? - (?&lt;title&gt;[^\\]*?)\.(?&lt;ext&gt;[^.]*)$[/CODE]Does the trick... almostFor starters, it does not parse singles (so I had to include a second expression without the episode2 part)[CODE](?&lt;series&gt;[^\\$]+)\\(?&lt;season&gt;[0-9]+)x(?&lt;episode&gt;[0-9]+)(?&lt;title&gt;[^\\]*?)\.(?&lt;ext&gt;[^.]*)$[/CODE]Then, if I don't have a title, it will fail to parse on the above expression and will parse on the second, using the &amp;02 as a title. Works fine if I have a title, but that is not common for my files.In addition, on parsing tests, it will populate the episode index2 with the full path&amp;filename for all single episodes, don't know if that does any bad, but it does not feel right.Anyone that can point me in fixing my expression (and combine it if possible into 1) ???Thanks,PatrickPS: Parsing of the episodes goes well, however only 1 shows up in the database after an import. is that expected behaviour? episodeindex and episodeindex2 are populated correctly but there also is a combinedepisode number it seems to use.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="psiebe, post: 315234, member: 48780"] Hi All, I have been playing with the examples posted in this thread and almost got it to work all my series are in this format: alias\1x01 - titel.avi or, for doubles alias\1x01&02 - titel.avi Using this Expression: [CODE](?<series>[^\\$]+)\\(?<season>[0-9]+)x(?<episode>[0-9]+)(&(?<episode2>[0-9]+))? - (?<title>[^\\]*?)\.(?<ext>[^.]*)$[/CODE] Does the trick... almost For starters, it does not parse singles (so I had to include a second expression without the episode2 part) [CODE] (?<series>[^\\$]+)\\(?<season>[0-9]+)x(?<episode>[0-9]+)(?<title>[^\\]*?)\.(?<ext>[^.]*)$ [/CODE] Then, if I don't have a title, it will fail to parse on the above expression and will parse on the second, using the &02 as a title. Works fine if I have a title, but that is not common for my files. In addition, on parsing tests, it will populate the episode index2 with the full path&filename for all single episodes, don't know if that does any bad, but it does not feel right. Anyone that can point me in fixing my expression (and combine it if possible into 1) ??? Thanks, Patrick PS: Parsing of the episodes goes well, however only 1 shows up in the database after an import. is that expected behaviour? episodeindex and episodeindex2 are populated correctly but there also is a combinedepisode number it seems to use. [/QUOTE]

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