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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 973498" data-attributes="member: 18896">You are missing the logic of the expressions.&nbsp;&lt;series&gt;\&lt;series&gt; Season &lt;season&gt;\Episode &lt;episode&gt; - &lt;title&gt;.&lt;ext&gt;&nbsp;&lt;series&gt; = Community&lt;season&gt; = 2&lt;episode&gt; = 2&lt;title&gt; = Accounting for Laywers&lt;ext&gt; = mp4&nbsp;So it is looking for: Community\Community Season 2\Episode 2 - Accounting for Laywers.mp4And you try to feed it: Community season 2 Complete HDTV Bzingaz\Community Season 2 Episode 2 – Accounting for Lawyers - TVBooM.mp4&nbsp;Can you guess why it fails?&nbsp;Now you have a few solutions:&nbsp;1. Rename your filenames to a supported format, you can use 3rd party tools such as FileBot to do this very quick.&nbsp;2. Add all the random info as a string replacement to fix it. For example &quot;Season &quot; --&gt; &quot; - S&quot; and &quot; Epsode &quot; --&gt; &quot;E&quot; string replacement entries would turn &quot;Community Season 2 Episode 2 – Accounting for Lawyers - TVBooM.mp4&quot; --&gt; &quot;Community - S2E2 – Accounting for Lawyers - TVBooM.mp4&quot;, which will actually allow the default primary regular expression to work. It will add &quot; - TVBooM&quot; to the episode title, but this gets fixed by MP-TVSeries afterwards anyway&nbsp;3. Create an expression that actually matches what you are using for filenames</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 973498, member: 18896"] You are missing the logic of the expressions. <series>\<series> Season <season>\Episode <episode> - <title>.<ext> <series> = Community <season> = 2 <episode> = 2 <title> = Accounting for Laywers <ext> = mp4 So it is looking for: Community\Community Season 2\Episode 2 - Accounting for Laywers.mp4 And you try to feed it: Community season 2 Complete HDTV Bzingaz\Community Season 2 Episode 2 – Accounting for Lawyers - TVBooM.mp4 Can you guess why it fails? Now you have a few solutions: 1. Rename your filenames to a supported format, you can use 3rd party tools such as FileBot to do this very quick. 2. Add all the random info as a string replacement to fix it. For example "Season " --> " - S" and " Epsode " --> "E" string replacement entries would turn "Community Season 2 Episode 2 – Accounting for Lawyers - TVBooM.mp4" --> "Community - S2E2 – Accounting for Lawyers - TVBooM.mp4", which will actually allow the default primary regular expression to work. It will add " - TVBooM" to the episode title, but this gets fixed by MP-TVSeries afterwards anyway 3. Create an expression that actually matches what you are using for filenames [/QUOTE]

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