Expressions/Rules requests (3 Viewers)

[infinite.loop]

That had me puzzled, so I just tested that filename and it works just fine.
The following default regex matches it:

^.*?\\?(?<series>[^\\$]+?)(?:s(?<season>[0-1]?\d)e(?<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)[^\\]*?(?<HR>HR\.)?[^\\]*?)\.(?<ext>[^.]*)$

Could you make sure you have that one enabled?

:sorry: was my fault as it seems.

after physicaly deleting the db file and re-trying the import, it was working out of the box.

 

[andreas121]

I'm having trouble importing anime series. Here's an example.

[DB]_Bleach_54_[07ECB332].avi
[DB]_Bleach_55_[E8C96F59].avi
[DB]_Bleach_56_[7D4C5D8A].avi
[Lunar] Bleach - 31 [3608FDB1].avi
[Lunar] Bleach - 32 [E47265BE].avi
[Lunar] Bleach - 33 [5F05D396].avi

These would work fine with the normal expressions if they ignored the square brackets.

What I have tried is to get the 'String Replacements' to replace anything in the square brackets with empty. Parsing test shows this isn't working.


even trying to match [DB] in the string replacements seems not to work.
e.g.

	Enabled, Run before Matchg, DB, <empty>

parse test shows series name as [DB] Bleach

 

[MojoFlow]

If someone would care to help me, I still don't have a working regex for the tv series in the format BeyondTV outputs below:

I am using BeyondTV to currently record tv, and I need an expression to convert using their naming conventions, they have 2.

Movies:

Metropolis-2007-01-14-0.avi

TV Series:

NUMB3RS-(The Janus List)-2007-05-18-0.avi

Any help on a simple or regular expression for these two formats?

Thanks!

p.s. For the Movies format, would it be possible to make an expression that would classify it as the series 'Movies', and then the episode would be the actual movie title.

Cheers!

 

[flamingfox]

A few of my TV show episodes have got an audio commentary as well as the main audio track. Is it possible to make a logo rule for if there are more than one audio tracks on a file?

Thanks

 

[mus8807]

I've been trying for hours, but it seems like I'm too stupid for regex...
I need a regex for the following format:
<series>\Staffel <season> (XviD.or.whatever)\<episode> - <title>.<ext>

example:
Lost\Staffel 03 (x264.720p)\01 - A Tale of two Cities.mkv

btw: "Staffel" is german^^

I'd be very thankful for that

edit:
forgot about episode2, it should look like this:
...\<episode>-<episode2> - <title>.<ext>

edit2:
don't bother, finally got it myself

 

[mus7y]

anyone know how to do a parsing expression for this format:
\<series>\S<season>\<episode> <title>.<ext>

 

[Camish]

Please help me to match this one:
Series\Allsang pa skansen\Allsang.Pa.Skansen.2007.E02.SWEDiSH.HDTV.XviD-ST\aps.2007.e02.hdtv.xvid-st.avi

 

[Teuf]

Hi ,

I'd like to display a logo when an episode is in French, or when it's in japanses with french subtitle in it, so i've name all my series like
serie\season\serie - seasonnumberxepisodenumber - title - Vf.avi
serie\season\serie - seasonnumberxepisodenumber - title - vost.avi

Next i've tried the rule display HD Logo when episode filename contains HDTV, modifying it with Vf instead of HDTV... but no logo is displayed .

I've tried with
Thumbs\LogoSerieTV\VF.png;-;<Episode.LocalFileName>;-;contains;-;Vf;-;AND;-;;-;=;-;;-;AND;-;;-;=;-;;-;
and
Thumbs\LogoSerieTV\VF.png;-;<Episode.Episodefilename>;-;contains;-;Vf;-;AND;-;;-;=;-;;-;AND;-;;-;=;-;;-;

anything wrong ?

thanks in advance

Chris

 

[GazpachoKing]

I'm having trouble importing anime series. Here's an example.

[DB]_Bleach_54_[07ECB332].avi
[DB]_Bleach_55_[E8C96F59].avi
[DB]_Bleach_56_[7D4C5D8A].avi
[Lunar] Bleach - 31 [3608FDB1].avi
[Lunar] Bleach - 32 [E47265BE].avi
[Lunar] Bleach - 33 [5F05D396].avi

This is my first time using regex, and this method is a little bit hacked so I am sure there is a better way but here is how I parse Bleach:

(?<season>1).*(?<series>bleach)[\s-_]{1,3}(?<episode>\d+)(?:-(?<episode2>\d+))?.*\.(?<ext>[^.]*)

This should cover both of your formats above including double episodes as long as they are in the format 52-53.
The season has to be 1 for all the eps for absolute numbering to work, so I have the expression match any 1 in the filename before the episode name. This means you have to have the episodes in a folder that contains the number 1.
i.e. Bleach\Season 1\[DB]_Bleach_52-53_[069BE2EB].avi
Also, since it's sort of a loose filter, I hard coded it to match only bleach and moved it to the top of my expressions list. You could probably just copy it for all similarly formated anime and just change "Bleach" to whatever in the regex.

 

[fozzieb]

parasing expression help

ok, i'm lost

all my shows are like this

D:\Movies\TV Shows\That 70's Show\Season 1\E01 - That '70s Pilot.avi

so what string do i need to use to get the plugin to work?

sorry for being a noob

Cheers