Expressions/Rules requests (22 Viewers)

[CypherNEUK]

Re: AW: Expressions/Rules requests

This one should work on all three examples.

(?<series>[^\\]*)\\S(?<season>\d{1,2})E(?<episode>\d{1,3})(?(?=E)E(?<episode2>\d{1,3})) - (?<title>\w*).(?<ext>\w{1,3})

Hope this helps.

 

[frankteb]

AW: Expressions/Rules requests

Tx CypherNEUK but unfortunally it doesn't work for episodes with 3 digits.

c:\seriesname\SxxExxx - title.ext

All other files were correctly identified.

 

[CypherNEUK]

Re: AW: Expressions/Rules requests

Not sure why it's not picking up the ones with xxx as ep, it worked in regex buddy which i use to test.
maybe just adding this: (?<series>[^\\]*)\\S(?<season>\d{1,2})E(?<episode>\d{1,3}) - (?<title>\w*).(?<ext>\w{1,3})
This might work

 

[frankteb]

AW: Expressions/Rules requests

again. Now it works !!!

 

[andraves]

Is it possible to make a rule that creates three episodes or more from the file name. I've have several DVDs with 2 episodes on every disc and that works great. But some discs contains three episodes or more.

Filename I'm using when disc contains 2 episodes: "Forbrydelsen - S01E09-S01E10.img" (this works)
Filename I'm using when DVD contains more than 2 episodes: "Forbrydelsen - S01E01-S01E02-S01E03.img" (this don't work)

A

 

[antonehenry]

Nothing's been working for me. I have never been able to get files named by date recognized. Help?

the.soup.2010.01.15.pdtv.xvid-momentum.avi

 

[ALX09]

I cannot get the Parsing search engine to work...

I have a folder called "TV Series" inside I have my favorite TV Series...

For example:

Case#1

__Series________Folder_________Episode
Supernatural >> Season 1 >> s#xe## - title.ext
Season 2
Season 3
Season 4
Season 5
Season 6

Note:
- s# Season number
- e# Episode number

Case#2


___Series___________Folder______Episode
Band of Brothers >> Season 1 >> s#xe## - title.ext

Note:
- s# Season number
- e# Episode number


How do I need to set up the Parsing Code in order to work for both cases?



- Alex -

 

[Unterderhand]

Hey ...

I could realy use some help here ^^
i read the thread and tryed a lot of those expressions , but none of them seem to do anything with my files ..

actually its really simple ..
my structure looks like this:

H:\caprica\season 1\-01.pilot
some are H:\beeing erica\season 1\-01 pilot

but its not scanning in anything .. i got about 1200 files in my series folder .. i used a manual pasring last time .. ctrl+v to paste the searries name in every damn blank thing .. now i moved the files to a bigger hard drive to still have everything in one place .. can't acces the files anymore well and i really don't wanna do all that again ...

the simple <series>\Season <season>\Episode <episode> - <title>.<ext> , is doing nothing ..
i'd be ok if i'll have to manually put in the episode number ,... but i can't tell the programm every little detail about every little episode in there ...

would anybody like to help me on that a little bit ?

 

[RoChess]

my structure looks like this:

H:\caprica\season 1\-01.pilot
some are H:\beeing erica\season 1\-01 pilot

That is the weirdest structure I've seen somebody use.

Definitely going to require a custom regular expression to support that one, so give this one a try:

^.*?\\(?<series>[^\\$]+)\\season\s(?<season>\d+)\\[-]*(?<episode>\d+)[ -.]*(?<title>(?![^\\]*?sample)[^\\]*?[^\\]*?)\.(?<ext>[^.]*)$​

Let me know if it works.

 

[richy759]

Could somebody help. I have episodes in the format
"Top Gear - Season 4 Episode 3 of 10 - 2010-12-05.ts"
I can't seem to get TVseries to ignore the "of 10" bit for the episode. I am just trying to use a simple expression
<series>\<series> - season <season> episode <episode>.<ext>

Thanks in advance
Rich