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pgjensen

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are the other regexp/simple ones checked? uncheck all but the one i did. i tested it with your filename and it worked for me.
 

pgjensen

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gotta make it E:\TV Shows as import dir and put the simpsons in that... it needs to read the series name and can't do that if the import path doesn't have anything inside of it with the series name.
 

chumblespuzz

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    gotta make it E:\TV Shows as import dir and put the simpsons in that... it needs to read the series name and can't do that if the import path doesn't have anything inside of it with the series name.

    I don't understand what's up.
    I just tried it. I made a 'TV Shows' folder on my E drive. Put a 'The Simpsons' folder in that with the files....same result.

    Anything else that could cause this? I have to be missing something simple...
    I appreciate your time.:D
     

    pgjensen

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    what is your new import directory?

    i need the full path to one of your files in the new location.


    this should be working from what i can tell. can't test in media portal, so i'm testing using a regexp checker.
     

    chumblespuzz

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    E:\TV Shows\The Simpsons\0901 - The City of New York vs Homer Simpson

    We're in.
    I reset the parsing expressions to default and then reinserted yours and disabled the defaults.
    This time it worked.

    :D:D:D

    It's way past my bedtime now I can go to sleep happy :)
     

    TeMorituri

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    Trying to parse this TV series called Frasier)

    C:\Users\Media PC\Videos\Frasier

    within that folder files are named like this : S01E01 - The Good Son

    e.g C:\Users\Media PC\Videos\Frasier\S01E01 - The Good Son

    I have posted this is the general section but then realised it should probably be here as a request
     

    pgjensen

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    Trying to parse this TV series called Frasier)

    C:\Users\Media PC\Videos\Frasier

    within that folder files are named like this : S01E01 - The Good Son

    e.g C:\Users\Media PC\Videos\Frasier\S01E01 - The Good Son

    I have posted this is the general section but then realised it should probably be here as a request



    not going to work unless you add Frasier to the beginning of all of your files... or add C:\Users\Media PC\Videos as the root drive that will then see the Frasier directory and be able to use a regexp to get it from that.

    if you do above, the following will work:



    Code:
    ^(?<series>.*[^\\])\\[Ss](?<season>\d{2})[Ee](?<episode>\d{2})\s\-\s(?<title>.*)\.(?<ext>\w{2,4})$
     

    TeMorituri

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    April 19, 2009
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    Not fixed

    Uhh negatory there pgjensen but no joy : been there and done that ( had actually tried using the root directory one level up before but did it again and then tried your regexp code...nothjing there either..sorry

    Thank you anyway for trying to help......:confused:

    http://i712.photobucket.com/albums/ww123/TeMorituri/mp-TVconfigimage1.jpg

    http://i712.photobucket.com/albums/ww123/TeMorituri/mp-TVconfigimage2.jpg

    Fixed...but thank you for your input...the database was corrupt or
    flawed..I uninstalled the plugin then reinstalled - in Program Data there is a database file called TVSeries Database4.db3 - I renamed this TVSeries Database4.bak then restarted the config service and BINGO it parsed all the files without any special parsing strings at all
     

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