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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 1164884" data-attributes="member: 18896">I would need to see movingpictures.log debug results on what MovPic is using to apply sample filter on.Presuming of course that the log file contains all the info needed.It could also be that the setting is not actually using regular expression, or that it demands a single entry output.To debug, does &quot;sample|extras&quot; work?I don't think the noise filter will do any good, because that only works for filenames if memory serves me.PS: Have you considered just adjusting the &quot;Max Filesize (MB)&quot; values to one that would still work for your smallest actual movie, but then exclude all the extras/bonus/samples automatic? Unless of course you have those monster behind-the-scene high definition documentaries. Another solution for those is to rely on the multi-part system, and call the movie itself CD1/Part1/etc, and then the bonus CD2/Part2/etc. That way the movie only gets a single entry in Moving-Pictures, and you still have the ability to play the bonus features at the end. The only downside is that runtime will be off, as it will be calculated on both. Another alternative would be to use IMDb+ and add something like &quot;([Bonus])&quot; to the filename, so that it will become a separate entry in your collection that is easy to identify.Using sample|extras should have worked though <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite3" alt=":(" title="Frown&nbsp; &nbsp; :(" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":(" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 1164884, member: 18896"] I would need to see movingpictures.log debug results on what MovPic is using to apply sample filter on. Presuming of course that the log file contains all the info needed. It could also be that the setting is not actually using regular expression, or that it demands a single entry output. To debug, does "sample|extras" work? I don't think the noise filter will do any good, because that only works for filenames if memory serves me. PS: Have you considered just adjusting the "Max Filesize (MB)" values to one that would still work for your smallest actual movie, but then exclude all the extras/bonus/samples automatic? Unless of course you have those monster behind-the-scene high definition documentaries. Another solution for those is to rely on the multi-part system, and call the movie itself CD1/Part1/etc, and then the bonus CD2/Part2/etc. That way the movie only gets a single entry in Moving-Pictures, and you still have the ability to play the bonus features at the end. The only downside is that runtime will be off, as it will be calculated on both. Another alternative would be to use IMDb+ and add something like "([Bonus])" to the filename, so that it will become a separate entry in your collection that is easy to identify. Using sample|extras should have worked though :( [/QUOTE]

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