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So this is sort of off topic to regexps for MP-TV in general, but I couldn't find any other mention of anyone else having a similar problem in my quick search.I'm running into the same problem as above, but instead of having the season/episode be wrong, I'd like MP-TV to support something like this:<series> - <year> <month> <day>.<ext>(with normal padding and such thrown in of course).MP-TV would then lookup what episode was aired on that day, and import the file as the corresponding episode. I filed an enhancement request for this here:Issue 127 - mptvseries - Support for <year> <month> <day> => <season> <episode> while parsing filenames - Google CodeIf you'd like to see it too, please speak up. In the meantime, I may look into writing a quickie script that will rename files along the same logic before I dump them somewhere MP-TV can see.
So this is sort of off topic to regexps for MP-TV in general, but I couldn't find any other mention of anyone else having a similar problem in my quick search.
I'm running into the same problem as above, but instead of having the season/episode be wrong, I'd like MP-TV to support something like this:
<series> - <year> <month> <day>.<ext>
(with normal padding and such thrown in of course).
MP-TV would then lookup what episode was aired on that day, and import the file as the corresponding episode. I filed an enhancement request for this here:
Issue 127 - mptvseries - Support for <year> <month> <day> => <season> <episode> while parsing filenames - Google Code
If you'd like to see it too, please speak up. In the meantime, I may look into writing a quickie script that will rename files along the same logic before I dump them somewhere MP-TV can see.