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Helios61

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    Requet: Parsing rule please

    Hello Community!

    With DvDFab i have ripped my TV-Show DVDs to HD with this filestructure:

    H:\TV Serien\Dr. House\Staffel 1\S01E01 - Schmerzensgrenzen\VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.IFO
    H:\TV Serien\Dr. House\Staffel 1\S01E02 - Falsche Geschichte\VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.IFO
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    H:\TV Serien\Dr. House\Staffel 1\S01E22 - Risiken\VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.IFO

    I have tried a lot of Parsing-Rules from this Thread, but parsing doesn't work, there is allways the red-highlighted Parsing-Error!

    Could you please help me, to get parsing and importing work?

    Best Regards
    Helios
     

    roffern

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    this is pretty easy actually... you just need a separate expression ABOVE your current one that isn't recognizing it properly.

    it needs to be in the format:

    .*[sS](?<season>\d{1,2})[eE](?<episode>\d{1,2})[eE]?(?<episode2>\d{1,2})?.*


    the .* at the beg. and end can be replaced with however your folder structures are and episode naming, etc.

    Pgjensen - thanks for you time to answear, because this is real pain in my ass.
    This 90210 tvshow is the one and only that dont show up in my tvshow :(
    But I cant real understand what you mean with your answear, sorry , but can you tell me a easy way, im not so hardcore user of mediaportale :(

    Here in my system 90210 is at this way N:\90210\90210 - 1x1 - We're Not In Kansas Anymore.avi

    What do i need to do and how?

    I hope you can take you time :)

    Thanks in advance
     

    ltfearme

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    I think the easiest solution is remove the 90210 from the filename and place the file in a folder called 90210. I know its not elegant (and most likely not what you want) but saves you messing about with regular expressions in the config tool.

    Damien
     

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    Hi everybody,

    I'm a very happy user of this wonderful plugin TV-Series that I use everyday... :)

    Today, for the first time, I have to integrate a serie with more than 100 episodes and it doesn't parse well, because of the 3 digits. So 99 is ok but 100 is not.

    Can someone give me the rule to integrate this:
    Un gars, une fille - 3x100 - Au judo - HDTV.DivX.avi

    Thanks for your help
     

    CypherNEUK

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    are you BLIND? i gave you the solution above.

    I am not.... I tried it, but still looked up "9" instead of 90210... So didn't work, maybe i did something wrong. Thanks though

    This is the regex i'm using to get 90210:
    \\(?<series>\d{1,5}).[sS](?<season>\d{1,2})[eE](?<episode>\d{1,2})[eE]?(?<episode2>\d{1,2})?.*
    Hope this helps.
     

    pgjensen

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    Hi everybody,

    I'm a very happy user of this wonderful plugin TV-Series that I use everyday... :)

    Today, for the first time, I have to integrate a serie with more than 100 episodes and it doesn't parse well, because of the 3 digits. So 99 is ok but 100 is not.

    Can someone give me the rule to integrate this:
    Un gars, une fille - 3x100 - Au judo - HDTV.DivX.avi

    Thanks for your help

    .*(?<season>\d{1,2})[xX](?<episode>\d{1,3}).*

    this will go in the middle of the way your current expression is. the above ONLY HELPS WITH THE 3x100 part and doesn't handle any titles or extensions or anything - don't have time for that. this will pick up even 10x100 for you.

    are you BLIND? i gave you the solution above.

    I am not.... I tried it, but still looked up "9" instead of 90210... So didn't work, maybe i did something wrong. Thanks though



    i tried it and it worked. i edited it a few times, so try again maybe?

    and remember, i fixed "I have a file named like : 90210.s01e01e02....." ... any other naming schemes may or may not work.

    this is pretty easy actually... you just need a separate expression ABOVE your current one that isn't recognizing it properly.

    it needs to be in the format:

    .*[sS](?<season>\d{1,2})[eE](?<episode>\d{1,2})[eE]?(?<episode2>\d{1,2})?.*


    the .* at the beg. and end can be replaced with however your folder structures are and episode naming, etc.

    Pgjensen - thanks for you time to answear, because this is real pain in my ass.
    This 90210 tvshow is the one and only that dont show up in my tvshow :(
    But I cant real understand what you mean with your answear, sorry , but can you tell me a easy way, im not so hardcore user of mediaportale :(

    Here in my system 90210 is at this way N:\90210\90210 - 1x1 - We're Not In Kansas Anymore.avi

    What do i need to do and how?

    I hope you can take you time :)

    Thanks in advance


    series info ... then catch the \\ ... then ... .*(?<season>\d{1,2})[xX](?<episode>\d{1,3}).*\.(?<ext>\w{1,4})$

    sneak in if you want the name captured, but this at least gets the season/episode going.
     

    pgjensen

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    Can you help with this series?
    National.Geographic.The.Living.Edens.01of24.Denali.DVB.x264.AAC.www.mvgroup.org.mkv

    i'm tried to make a 'simple' rule : National.Geographic.<series>.<episode>of24.<title> with no help,

    also some of thoes doesnt work as welll: BBC.Planet.Earth.1of5.From.Pole.to.Pole.XviD.MP3.www.MVGroup.org.avi

    thanks,

    the following works for:
    National.Geographic.The.Living.Edens.S01\National.Geographic.The.Living.Edens.21of24.Denali.DVB.x264.AAC.mkv
    BBC.Planet.Earth.S01\ BBC.Planet.Earth.1of5.From.Pole.to.Pole.XviD.MP3.avi

    you'll need them to be in a directory where you can catch the season, first of all (season 1 in this case).

    all that needs to be done is add an expression like:

    Code:
    ^(?<series>[\w\.]*)[\s\.][sS](?<season>\d{1,2}).*\.(?<episode>\d{1,2})[oO][fF](?:\d{1,2}).*\.(?<ext>\w{2,4})$
     

    Helios61

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    Parsing Rules with DVD-Series!

    Hello Community!

    Can you please help me with this DVD TV-Show! I have tried a lot of Parsing Rules from this Thread - nothing works!
    Please take a look at the Screenshots!



    Best Regards

    Helios
     

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