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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 642581" data-attributes="member: 18896">I tested the default rule (the latest version as well), and it has no problem getting the following information:series = &quot;American Dad&quot;season = &quot;05&quot;episode = &quot;05&quot;episode2 = &quot;&quot;title = &quot;Man in the Moonbounce - 20100718&quot;ext = &quot;ts&quot;This will work fine, because MP-TVSeries only really needs series+season+episode to find a match at TheTVdB. If no internet connection exists then the title as-is will be used, but that still doesn't cause a problem, just means you have the airdate showing.I could indeed add an exclusion for this, because it is a pretty fixed part of the title that I can define as &quot;\s\-\s20\d{6}&quot; without causing any false positives (problem is that some people might prefer to show the airdate like that if an online lookup can not be made), but I am more interested in why it failed for you on the default rule.Can you provide some debug enabled log files that show it failing on a default setup? Just export your custom changes, and then use the 'reset' option to go back to default.PS: Your problem might have been having an airdate expression at a higher priority then the default S/E filter, which would indeed explain the failure.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 642581, member: 18896"] I tested the default rule (the latest version as well), and it has no problem getting the following information: series = "American Dad" season = "05" episode = "05" episode2 = "" title = "Man in the Moonbounce - 20100718" ext = "ts" This will work fine, because MP-TVSeries only really needs series+season+episode to find a match at TheTVdB. If no internet connection exists then the title as-is will be used, but that still doesn't cause a problem, just means you have the airdate showing. I could indeed add an exclusion for this, because it is a pretty fixed part of the title that I can define as "\s\-\s20\d{6}" without causing any false positives (problem is that some people might prefer to show the airdate like that if an online lookup can not be made), but I am more interested in why it failed for you on the default rule. Can you provide some debug enabled log files that show it failing on a default setup? Just export your custom changes, and then use the 'reset' option to go back to default. PS: Your problem might have been having an airdate expression at a higher priority then the default S/E filter, which would indeed explain the failure. [/QUOTE]

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