Expressions/Rules requests (3 Viewers)

[jsimo01]

I am having trouble getting double episodes to import, I have tried a simple expression but cannot get it to work.

X:\Recorded TV\Friends\Friends - Season 1\Friends.S1-16 & 17 - The One With Two Parts (1) + The One With Two Parts (2).avi

Any help would be much appreciated!

Thanks,

John

 

[Serberus]

pgjensen: curious if you've made in headway on 4-digit season numbers? Please don't rush, I know you guys are busy.

 

[zgotenz]

Hi,

I have been reading all the thread but couldn't find a string that solves my problem.

All my collection is in this way:

J:\Series\TV\Inglés (en emisión)\Chuck T2\Chuck.S02E03.HDTV.XviD-LOL\chuck.203.hdtv-lol.avi
J:\Series\TV\Inglés (en emisión)\Prison Break T4\Prison.Break.S04E10.HDTV.XviD-LOL\prison.break.410.hdtv-lol.avi
J:\Series\TV\Inglés (en emisión)\Gary Unmarried T1\Gary.Unmarried.S01E04.Gary_Gets_His_Stuff_Back.HDTV_XviD-FoV\gary_unmarried.1x04.gary_gets_his_stuff_back.hdtv_xvid-fov.avi
J:\Series\TV\Español (en emisión)\Bones T4\Bones.S04E01E02.2008.SPANISH.DVD.XviD-EiTheL\eth-bones.s04e0102.avi
..

what i'd like is to get always the info from the folder, that has <series> S<season>E<episode>.(...)\something.avi

I supose that with this, series, season and episode it should be able to get all the info. Is that true?

I have been trying with some simple expressions like:

<series>.S<season>E<episode>e<episode2>.*\*.<ext>
<series>.S<season>E<episode>.*\*.<ext>

Some of the files work ok, but i have a lot of problems with the extension and sometimes also on the episode.

Could someone help me with a regex expressión to get those 3 information from the folder? Notice there are double episodes too.

Thnx a lot!

(sorry for my not so good english hehe)

 

[kurtsoeser]

Please help me parse this series

Hi, I need help please.
What is the right parsing expression for this kind of structure/path?

\Mein cooler Onkel Charlie\Staffel 1\Mein Cooler Onkel Charlie - 01 - Stur, zwanghaft und unflexibel

bzw.

\Mein cooler Onkel Charlie\Staffel 3\Mein Cooler Onkel Charlie - 01 - Vergiss Den Techniker


it is: \series\season\series - number - title

AND somthing like that:

Wickie.und.die.Starken.Maenner.-.24.-.Faxe.hat.eine.Braut.dvdrip.xvid


Please help me, thanks a lot

 

[Hudzy]

Hi. Great work on the plugin so far!

I'm trying to make an expression for the following naming convention I use.

Series\Season 1\101 Title.ext

So far I've only managed to get it working right with this:

<series>\Season <season>\<season>-<episode> <title>.<ext>

But that requires a dash between season and episode which I don't really want to have to do. So basically I'm trying to get it to differentiate between season and episode in the same block of numbers.

EDIT: This seems to do the trick:

(?<series>[\w .,'!&$]*)\\[\w\s0-9]*\\(?<season>[0-9]{1})(?<episode>[0-9]{2}).{1}(?<title>[\w .,'!&$]*)\.

 

[grooves12]

Pretty much all of my files are stored with the following directory structure:

\<series> - <season>x<episode> - <title>\

the issue I am having is the filenames could be any kind of random naming convention. I would like the parser to pickup the info it can from the directory structure, but then also be able to pick up the file extension, ignoring everything else in front of it.

What would be the proper string for that?? I tried:

<series> - <season>x<episode> - <title>\*.<ext>

But that doesn't seem to work.

 

[craige1]

So why cant tvseries count to 3 episodes in a single file?

 

[Yoshimitsu]

Hi

I'm trying o get an expression for the following naming convention

01 buck rogers 1x01 - Title.ext

How do I get the parser to ignore the first "01" and the two spaes?

/Yoshi

 

[clobber]

More than 100 episodes

Using the default rules, The.Daily.Show.S14E99.avi works fine.

How do I get The.Daily.Show.S14E100.avi to parse? It currently breaks out to the show name of "The.Daily.Show S14E" with season 1 and episode 00. I assume this is because of the three digit episode number.

When you run the parsing test from within MP configuration, how do you tell which rule was matched?

thanks

 

[wars]

I'm trying to make an expression for some episodes of Pinky and the Brain. Some of these episodes are in one single file. Ok I can split these files, but that's not a goos solution.

An example:
Pinky.And.The.Brain.S03E49-51.DVDRip.XviD

Can someone help me?