I am using BeyondTV to currently record tv, and I need an expression to convert using their naming conventions.
NUMB3RS-(The Janus List)-2007-05-18-0.avi
I am using BeyondTV to currently record tv, and I need an expression to convert using their naming conventions.
NUMB3RS-(The Janus List)-2007-05-18-0.avi
The plugin needs:Can you just send it the series name and episode name? Is that enough for TVSeries to work with? If so, then the regular expression could just exclude the date?
Would someone be able to help me with that one?
Thanks!!!
(?<series>[^\\$]+)?\-+?.*\((?<title>.*[^\\]?)\)\-?(?<FirstAired>((19|20)(\d{2})(\.|-|/)([0-3]\d)(\.|-|/)([0-3]\d))).*\.(?<ext>[^.]*)$
I couldn't find any non-machting brackets there, but if you have brackets in your filename you have to escape them for the regular expression:Just reading back through the post, and I missed this suggestion from inker:
PHP:(?<series>[^\\$]+)?\-+?.*\((?<title>.*[^\\]?)\)\-?(?<FirstAired>((19|20)(\d{2})(\.|-|/)([0-3]\d)(\.|-|/)([0-3]\d))).*\.(?<ext>[^.]*)$
I run this regex through the parsing test and get an error:
"Cannot use the following expression parsing " and then the above regex, "too many )'s"
Can someone help me out with fixing the syntax, I was trying a few different fixes and couldn't get anything to work.
This is to parse a show with the following format:
NUMB3RS-(The Janus List)-2007-05-18-0.avi
Getting that should fix my problem, and most of my episodes recorded in BeyondTV should work.
Cheers!!