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<blockquote data-quote="krutowski" data-source="post: 569308" data-attributes="member: 66212"><p><strong>AW: Expressions/Rules requests</strong></p><p></p><p>hi RoChess,</p><p></p><p>thanks for your answer. </p><p>I already use the episodescanner. That´s why my files have episodes and numbers in the names. </p><p>I found on the episodescanner page some parsing expressions </p><p>^.*?\\(?<series>.*?) - \((?<title>.*?)\) S(?<season>[0-9]+?)E(?<episode>[0-9]+?) - [0-9]+-[0-9]+-[0-9]+ - [0-9]+_[0-9]+\.(?<ext>[^.]*)$</p><p>but these are for files with names like that:</p><p>%title%\%title% - (%name%) S%series%E%episode% - %date% - %start%</p><p>I think that Mediaportal makes a folder with the title as name and put the file in it. </p><p>I need no folder but a second title like that:</p><p>%title%_%title% - (%name%) S%series%E%episode% - %channel% - %date% - %start%</p><p>The big different is the first title and the channel. The channel is for comskip that cuts the commerzials ( for a good result i have a spezial comskip.ini for every german channel.)</p><p>A little script uses the first title to the first "_". the script recodes the files to h.264 and makes subfolders based of the title name and put all files with the same (first) title in it. </p><p>That means I need a parsing espression with a first title and channel. </p><p>Thanks for your help and sorry for my bad english. I hope you understand my problem. </p><p></p><p>Dennis</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="krutowski, post: 569308, member: 66212"] [b]AW: Expressions/Rules requests[/b] hi RoChess, thanks for your answer. I already use the episodescanner. That´s why my files have episodes and numbers in the names. I found on the episodescanner page some parsing expressions ^.*?\\(?<series>.*?) - \((?<title>.*?)\) S(?<season>[0-9]+?)E(?<episode>[0-9]+?) - [0-9]+-[0-9]+-[0-9]+ - [0-9]+_[0-9]+\.(?<ext>[^.]*)$ but these are for files with names like that: %title%\%title% - (%name%) S%series%E%episode% - %date% - %start% I think that Mediaportal makes a folder with the title as name and put the file in it. I need no folder but a second title like that: %title%_%title% - (%name%) S%series%E%episode% - %channel% - %date% - %start% The big different is the first title and the channel. The channel is for comskip that cuts the commerzials ( for a good result i have a spezial comskip.ini for every german channel.) A little script uses the first title to the first "_". the script recodes the files to h.264 and makes subfolders based of the title name and put all files with the same (first) title in it. That means I need a parsing espression with a first title and channel. Thanks for your help and sorry for my bad english. I hope you understand my problem. Dennis [/QUOTE]
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