Expressions/Rules requests (3 Viewers)

[Markam]

aaaaaargh. Today I read about my TVseries handeling double episodes (I didn't know that), so I tried to get the right expression.

My files are stored as
G:\series\series name\Season (XX)\S(XX)E(XX).ext
my double episodes as
G:\series\series name\Season (XX)\S(XX)E(XX)-(XX).ext

Could somebody give me the right expression, couse I can't find it...

 

[TheWho]

i tryed to read the tread from start but i cant find what im looking for så could someone help me out a little?


I:\Series-x264\AFakeShow\S04\A.Fake.Show.S04E02.HR.PDTV.X264-SOMETHING


is there a way to get this working?

 

[Rhym]

That should work by default. Pretty much all my series end up similar to that. A.Fake.Show.s01e01 + various crap at the end.

 

[antonehenry]

Alright, I'm totally stuck. It's not working in the newest SVN, but did in the old.

the.office.us.s04e14.720p.hdtv.x264-ctu.mkv

 

[ketjap]

Hi all,

I read some things in the forum about anime series, but never see a good expression for it.

Can someone help or explain if it is possible for Naurto.

It is formatted like: [HorribleSubs] Naruto Shippuuden 102 - 720p.mkv
I've got all files stored in: Z:\series\Naruto Shippuuden

My goal is not have to rename or move any file. The files comes automatically in the directory.

102 is here the absolute episode number. This can be checked against thetvdb.com where it could get the Season and Episode number. Is it possible to write such expression? Or is this simple not implemented in MP TV Series to use the absolute number in thetvdb.com?

 

[majgus]

Hi I_ve tried so much. I need a working expression e.g. for

/.../startrek_voyager/Season3/3x06.048.Star.Trek.Voyager-Das.Erinnern.avi

Series: Startrek Voyager
Season: 3
episode: 06
title: Das Erinnern

thx for help
majgus

 

[etheesdad]

ignore apostrophies

Ive just finished downloading the first 3 seasons of Grey's anatomy

All of the files are called:

greys anatomy s0xexx.avi

My TV Series doesnt recognise the files because of the apostrophy, so each time new files are added to the folders, they wont appear in My TV series.

For them to appear, each newly added file has to be renamed:

grey's anatomy~...avi

Just wondering if it would be possible in future releases to have My TV Series ignore apostrophies? I assume this is the case with other TV series as well and it would save a lot of time and effort renaming files.

Not sure how much technical difficulty is involved in doing this, but if its a simple fix then it would be a good feature to be included IMHO

Thanks for a great add-on by the way. This isn't a whinge, just a suggestion. My TV Series is an excellent plugin.

Thankyou

 

[tranquil]

can parse series name with spaces

Hi,

i'm trying to figure out of the regex works with a regex editor but can't seem to understand why
it doesnt match any series with spaces in it.

for e.g.

this is what showed on the configuration windows (painted in orange)
(and the import path is: "E:\tv\bbc")

Indian Food Made Easy\BBC.Indian.Food.Made.Easy.S01\BBC.Indian.Food.Made.Easy.1of6.myTVBlog.orgavi

i've added the string "myTVBlog.org" to the string replacements table with an "<empty>" string replace.


my 2 cents:
just as a side suggestion,feature idea:
If we could see which regex rule (line number) parses which line the in import window,
it can help to debug the regex parsing.

 

[Bluedevil266]

Hi,

i have a problem with my current expression i can´t get more then 100 episodes to work all is fine til 99 but then it screws up @ 100.

my current used Expression is:

^(?<series>[^\\$]+)\\[^\\$]*?(?:s(?<season>[0-1]?\d)ep?(?<episode>\d\d)|(?<season>(?:[0-1]\d|(?<!\d)\d))x?(?<episode>\d\d))(?!\d)(?:[ .-]?(?:s\k<season>e?(?<episode2>\d{2}(?!\d))|\k<season>x?(?<episode2>\d{2}(?!\d))|(?<episode2>\d\d(?!\d))|E(?<episode2>\d\d))|)[ -.]*(?<title>(?!.*sample)[^\\]*?[^\\]*?)\.(?<ext>[^.]*)$

worked all fine til just now where i added One Piece wich is added in the folder like this:

search root\One Piece\One Piece 4x109 Ihr Name ist die Neue Welt.avi

It keeps parsing it as Season 1 Episode 09.

Any help would be great thx in advance.

 

[pgjensen]

looks like it's set to only allow 00-99 because of \d\d (2 digits) and then (?!\d) not allowing a 3rd digit.