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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 885825" data-attributes="member: 18896">Your question should have been posted in the expression request thread, as this is the exchange thread for ppl who have come up with an expression that will help others. But I'm sure one of the forum mods will move your question and this answer to that thread.&nbsp;However all your 3 examples match perfect as-is with the default filename parsing expression in MP-TVSeries. If however you used custom expressions a long time ago, then none of the new expressions would have been added. To solve this, open MP-TVSeries config -&gt; Import -&gt; Parsing Expressions and use the 'RESET' link at the right side (save any custom expression otherwise before you do so, so you can restore those manually later).&nbsp;But if your 'ember' reference meant something else then MediaPortal's plugin MP-TVSeries, then you are most likely out of luck and will not be able to use the expression that MP-TVSeries uses anyway.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 885825, member: 18896"] Your question should have been posted in the expression request thread, as this is the exchange thread for ppl who have come up with an expression that will help others. But I'm sure one of the forum mods will move your question and this answer to that thread. However all your 3 examples match perfect as-is with the default filename parsing expression in MP-TVSeries. If however you used custom expressions a long time ago, then none of the new expressions would have been added. To solve this, open MP-TVSeries config -> Import -> Parsing Expressions and use the 'RESET' link at the right side (save any custom expression otherwise before you do so, so you can restore those manually later). But if your 'ember' reference meant something else then MediaPortal's plugin MP-TVSeries, then you are most likely out of luck and will not be able to use the expression that MP-TVSeries uses anyway. [/QUOTE]

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