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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 723759" data-attributes="member: 18896">Your problem is best solved by adjusting the parsing expression then as indicated by Inker. The harder way would be to detect the &quot;divx\&quot; part of the pathname and refuse to parse the episode, but an easier way would be to adjust the extension that is accepted from an &quot;accept all&quot;, to &quot;mkv&quot;. I'm pretty sure your h264 files are all in the MKV Matroska container format and your low resolution files as AVI, otherwise this wouldn't work.In the case that it will, then for the default filename parsing expression you do the following; edit the very end bit that shows &quot;(?&lt;ext&gt;[^.]*)$&quot; into &quot;(?&lt;ext&gt;mkv)$&quot;Be sure to edit all the other parsing expressions then as well, or disable them, as more then likely all your files are parsed with the filename expression which is listed first.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 723759, member: 18896"] Your problem is best solved by adjusting the parsing expression then as indicated by Inker. The harder way would be to detect the "divx\" part of the pathname and refuse to parse the episode, but an easier way would be to adjust the extension that is accepted from an "accept all", to "mkv". I'm pretty sure your h264 files are all in the MKV Matroska container format and your low resolution files as AVI, otherwise this wouldn't work. In the case that it will, then for the default filename parsing expression you do the following; edit the very end bit that shows "(?<ext>[^.]*)$" into "[b](?<ext>mkv)$[/b]" Be sure to edit all the other parsing expressions then as well, or disable them, as more then likely all your files are parsed with the filename expression which is listed first. [/QUOTE]

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