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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 618909" data-attributes="member: 18896">The problem is that MP-TVSeries relies on TheTVdB match for any show, so you need to have the Season + Episode information available for a proper match up. There are programs that can do this for you, and if you search the forum you will find how other users solve this. They are also working on redoing the importer system for MP-TVSeries where this will be possible, via Episode title match-up.To answer your request, you could use something like:^.*?\\?(?&lt;series&gt;[^\\$]+?)\.(?&lt;season&gt;\d{2})\.(?&lt;episode&gt;\d{2})\.(?&lt;title&gt;.+)\.(?=720p|HDTV)?Which will add the year to the show name as to avoid a matchup with the actual show, otherwise you get wrong results, as for example S05E10 on &quot;The Daily Show With Jon Stewart&quot; is an episode from 2000.But you would be better off looking into the auto-rename methods to get the Season+Episode info.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 618909, member: 18896"] The problem is that MP-TVSeries relies on TheTVdB match for any show, so you need to have the Season + Episode information available for a proper match up. There are programs that can do this for you, and if you search the forum you will find how other users solve this. They are also working on redoing the importer system for MP-TVSeries where this will be possible, via Episode title match-up. To answer your request, you could use something like: [INDENT]^.*?\\?(?<series>[^\\$]+?)\.(?<season>\d{2})\.(?<episode>\d{2})\.(?<title>.+)\.(?=720p|HDTV)?[/INDENT] Which will add the year to the show name as to avoid a matchup with the actual show, otherwise you get wrong results, as for example S05E10 on "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart" is an episode from 2000. But you would be better off looking into the auto-rename methods to get the Season+Episode info. [/QUOTE]

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