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<blockquote data-quote="Keneo" data-source="post: 661973" data-attributes="member: 97468">Well thank you for the link.&nbsp; It was very helpful.But more questions...What is the target string that the expressions will operate on?&nbsp; Is it just the file name? the full path? The path after the search folder?I would like to import the TV recording of episodes that mediaportal makes.&nbsp; But they contain no season # or episode # info.&nbsp; The format is unusual too:&nbsp;&nbsp; &quot;Episode_name~ Series_name&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; Example:&nbsp; I_See_You~ Breaking_Bad 1) What regexp could I use to extract the episode title and series name from filenames such as this? and should I use the string&nbsp; replacement tab to replace the underscores with spaces?2) Is it possible to find a match in the online database even though I can only provide the series name and episode title (no episode or season number)?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Keneo, post: 661973, member: 97468"] Well thank you for the link. It was very helpful. But more questions... What is the target string that the expressions will operate on? Is it just the file name? the full path? The path after the search folder? I would like to import the TV recording of episodes that mediaportal makes. But they contain no season # or episode # info. The format is unusual too: "Episode_name~ Series_name" Example: I_See_You~ Breaking_Bad 1) What regexp could I use to extract the episode title and series name from filenames such as this? and should I use the string replacement tab to replace the underscores with spaces? 2) Is it possible to find a match in the online database even though I can only provide the series name and episode title (no episode or season number)? [/QUOTE]

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