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<blockquote data-quote="STANirvanaIND" data-source="post: 1063658" data-attributes="member: 120150">Hi Everyone,I've been having some issues with an expression that can import a single file with three or more episodes in it (ie. Rugrats - S08E12-E13-E14).&nbsp; All of my media for television shows is arranged in the following fashion: &lt;series&gt;\Season &lt;season&gt;\&lt;series&gt; - S&lt;season&gt;E&lt;episode&gt;.&lt;ext&gt; or &lt;series&gt;\Season &lt;season&gt;\&lt;series&gt; - S&lt;season&gt;E&lt;episode&gt; - &lt;title&gt;.&lt;ext&gt;.(ie. &quot;Archer (2009)\Season 4\Archer (2009) - S04E01.mkv&quot; or &quot;The X-Files\Season 4\The X-Files - S04E02 - Home.avi&quot;)The only variation in this is if a file has multiple episodes in it such as &quot;Seinfeld - S04E01-E02.avi&quot; or &quot;King of the Hill - S06E21-E22 - Returning Japanese.mkv&quot; which has normally been handed fine with something like &lt;series&gt;\Season &lt;season&gt;\&lt;series&gt; - S&lt;season&gt;E&lt;episode&gt;-E&lt;episode2&gt;.&lt;ext&gt; or &lt;series&gt;\Season &lt;season&gt;\&lt;series&gt; - S&lt;season&gt;E&lt;episode&gt;-E&lt;episode2&gt; - &lt;title&gt;.&lt;ext&gt;Recently, however, I've gotten some files with three episodes in them and cannot make an expression to handle it.&nbsp; Adding an &lt;episode3&gt; makes a new column called &quot;episode3&quot; in the import but doesn't actually detect the episode in the database afterward.&nbsp; All of my expressions are currently simple expressions due to problems I was having before with regular expressions and some files (&quot;The Outer Limits (1995)&quot; was being read as season 19 rather than the title, although other dated shows such as Archer were fine).&nbsp; Does anyone know an expression that could work for these three episode (or more) files?&nbsp; Thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="STANirvanaIND, post: 1063658, member: 120150"] Hi Everyone, I've been having some issues with an expression that can import a single file with three or more episodes in it (ie. Rugrats - S08E12-E13-E14). All of my media for television shows is arranged in the following fashion: <series>\Season <season>\<series> - S<season>E<episode>.<ext> or <series>\Season <season>\<series> - S<season>E<episode> - <title>.<ext>. (ie. "Archer (2009)\Season 4\Archer (2009) - S04E01.mkv" or "The X-Files\Season 4\The X-Files - S04E02 - Home.avi") The only variation in this is if a file has multiple episodes in it such as "Seinfeld - S04E01-E02.avi" or "King of the Hill - S06E21-E22 - Returning Japanese.mkv" which has normally been handed fine with something like <series>\Season <season>\<series> - S<season>E<episode>-E<episode2>.<ext> or <series>\Season <season>\<series> - S<season>E<episode>-E<episode2> - <title>.<ext> Recently, however, I've gotten some files with three episodes in them and cannot make an expression to handle it. Adding an <episode3> makes a new column called "episode3" in the import but doesn't actually detect the episode in the database afterward. All of my expressions are currently simple expressions due to problems I was having before with regular expressions and some files ("The Outer Limits (1995)" was being read as season 19 rather than the title, although other dated shows such as Archer were fine). Does anyone know an expression that could work for these three episode (or more) files? Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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