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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1089470" data-attributes="member: 109222">Hi.I need help finding an regexp that fits my needs. Have no clue about rexexp in general.Other programs like XBMC, MediaBrowser3 and MP2 don't have issues parsing this scheme. So I'm pretty sure it is possible in TVSeries also. But I simply don't know how.My TV shows are named after the following scheme:Seriesname (year)\Season 1\S01E01 - episodename.extReal example:&quot;d:\Serien\Person of Interest (2011)\Staffel 1\S01E01 - Reese &amp; Finch.mkv&quot;Or:&quot;d:\Serien\Merlin - Die neuen Abenteuer (2008)\Staffel 1\S01E01 - Ruf des Drachen.mkv&quot;or:&quot;d:\Serien\Airwolf (1984)\Staffel 1\S01E01 - Pilotfilm Teil 1 - S01E02 - Pilotfilm Teil 2.mkv&quot;Without the year in folder name it is more easy to parse but lots of shows are not recognised automatically (e.G. Last Man Standing, Castle, Doctor Who,...) if there is no year in path. And if there is a &quot; - &quot; in episode path or title all is meshed up too...Example:&quot;y:\Serien\Eisenbahn-Romantik (1991)\Staffel 1\S01E446 - St. Louis - Rails &amp; Ol' Man River.mkv&quot; where &quot;St. Louis - Rails &amp; Ol' Man River&quot; is the episodes title listed in TVDB...I want to have a nice looking scheme which can be parsed error free. And it's not nice looking if there are some series with year and others without. And this can't be named automatically. I can add the year or leave it but not only add it to a few series...Someone with an idea how to solve this in TVSeries?TIA.Edit:If I remove the year it's working with those two simple expressions on top of the list:&lt;series&gt;\Staffel &lt;season&gt;\S&lt;season&gt;E&lt;episode&gt; - &lt;title&gt; - S&lt;season&gt;E&lt;episode2&gt; - &lt;title2&gt;.&lt;ext&gt;&lt;series&gt;\Staffel &lt;season&gt;\S&lt;season&gt;E&lt;episode&gt; - &lt;title&gt;.&lt;ext&gt;But then I have the issue with series needing year in path (Castle, Doctor Who,...)I'm looking for a way to do something like:&lt;series&gt; (&lt;year&gt;)\Staffel &lt;season&gt;\S&lt;season&gt;E&lt;episode&gt; - &lt;title&gt;.&lt;ext&gt; but that's olny working for series not working with the upper example as (year) is added to series title and TVDB did not match all series who don't need year in title...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 1089470, member: 109222"] Hi. I need help finding an regexp that fits my needs. Have no clue about rexexp in general. Other programs like XBMC, MediaBrowser3 and MP2 don't have issues parsing this scheme. So I'm pretty sure it is possible in TVSeries also. But I simply don't know how. My TV shows are named after the following scheme: Seriesname (year)\Season 1\S01E01 - episodename.ext Real example: "d:\Serien\Person of Interest (2011)\Staffel 1\S01E01 - Reese & Finch.mkv" Or: "d:\Serien\Merlin - Die neuen Abenteuer (2008)\Staffel 1\S01E01 - Ruf des Drachen.mkv" or: "d:\Serien\Airwolf (1984)\Staffel 1\S01E01 - Pilotfilm Teil 1 - S01E02 - Pilotfilm Teil 2.mkv" Without the year in folder name it is more easy to parse but lots of shows are not recognised automatically (e.G. Last Man Standing, Castle, Doctor Who,...) if there is no year in path. And if there is a " - " in episode path or title all is meshed up too... Example: "y:\Serien\Eisenbahn-Romantik (1991)\Staffel 1\S01E446 - St. Louis - Rails & Ol' Man River.mkv" where "St. Louis - Rails & Ol' Man River" is the episodes title listed in TVDB... I want to have a nice looking scheme which can be parsed error free. And it's not nice looking if there are some series with year and others without. And this can't be named automatically. I can add the year or leave it but not only add it to a few series... Someone with an idea how to solve this in TVSeries? TIA. Edit: If I remove the year it's working with those two simple expressions on top of the list: <series>\Staffel <season>\S<season>E<episode> - <title> - S<season>E<episode2> - <title2>.<ext> <series>\Staffel <season>\S<season>E<episode> - <title>.<ext> But then I have the issue with series needing year in path (Castle, Doctor Who,...) I'm looking for a way to do something like: <series> (<year>)\Staffel <season>\S<season>E<episode> - <title>.<ext> but that's olny working for series not working with the upper example as (year) is added to series title and TVDB did not match all series who don't need year in title... [/QUOTE]

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