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Hi,

I'm trying to get this to work with all my anime without rename the video files. It parses OK but not perfect as you can see in the attached picture. I don't know why but EpisodeIndex2[\i] contains the full path to the video file in a few places but in other places it's perfect. The file is named in the same format as far as I can tell.

I use this parser for this example:
[CODE]\[(DB|Lunar)\]_Season_(?<season>[0-9])_(?<series>[^\d]*?)_(?<episode>[0-9]{1,3})(-(?<episode2>[0-9]{1,3}))?[\w\[\]]*.(?<ext>[^\\]*)[/CODE]

And my String Replacements are:
Enabled : "YES"
Run before matching : "YES"
Replace this.. "_Bleach_" With this "_Season_1_Bleach_"

The season is recognized as Season 1 for using absolut numbers (although can't get it to work with thetvdb yet)

I'm no regex expert so if anyone could help me out I would be really grateful.

<blockquote data-quote="ductic" data-source="post: 286882" data-attributes="member: 77129">Hi,I'm trying to get this to work with all my anime without rename the video files. It parses OK but not perfect as you can see in the attached picture. I don't know why but EpisodeIndex2[\i] contains the full path to the video file in a few places but in other places it's perfect. The file is named in the same format as far as I can tell.I use this parser for this example:[CODE]\[(DB|Lunar)\]_Season_(?&lt;season&gt;[0-9])_(?&lt;series&gt;[^\d]*?)_(?&lt;episode&gt;[0-9]{1,3})(-(?&lt;episode2&gt;[0-9]{1,3}))?[\w\[\]]*.(?&lt;ext&gt;[^\\]*)[/CODE]And my String Replacements are:Enabled : &quot;YES&quot;Run before matching : &quot;YES&quot;Replace this.. &quot;_Bleach_&quot; With this &quot;_Season_1_Bleach_&quot;The season is recognized as Season 1 for using absolut numbers (although can't get it to work with thetvdb yet)I'm no regex expert so if anyone could help me out I would be really grateful.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ductic, post: 286882, member: 77129"] Hi, I'm trying to get this to work with all my anime without rename the video files. It parses OK but not perfect as you can see in the attached picture. I don't know why but [i]EpisodeIndex2[\i] contains the full path to the video file in a few places but in other places it's perfect. The file is named in the same format as far as I can tell. I use this parser for this example: [CODE]\[(DB|Lunar)\]_Season_(?<season>[0-9])_(?<series>[^\d]*?)_(?<episode>[0-9]{1,3})(-(?<episode2>[0-9]{1,3}))?[\w\[\]]*.(?<ext>[^\\]*)[/CODE] And my String Replacements are: Enabled : "[B]YES[/B]" Run before matching : "[b]YES[/b]" Replace this.. "[B]_Bleach_[/B]" With this "[B]_Season_1_Bleach_[/B]" The season is recognized as Season 1 for using absolut numbers (although can't get it to work with thetvdb yet) I'm no regex expert so if anyone could help me out I would be really grateful.[/i] [/QUOTE]