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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 1261506" data-attributes="member: 18896">[USER=85373]@mrbonsen[/USER] that tends to be more a disconnect between your filenames and the way TheTVdB has a constant battle with &quot;user A&quot; editing seasons the way they want them, and then &quot;user B&quot; editing them another way, eventually full blown war, and then admins lock series down (sometimes in an invalid state, which requires forum complaints). Then you also risk an import failing if your filenames are not a perfect match.There are many tools designated to fix this and it is much better to rely on their logic then expect MP-TVSeries to do everything.Ideally you fix the issue at the start by relying on Sonarr or SickGear or simply name the files correct yourself when you backup your media. Fixing it afterwards you can also do with Sonarr, or SickGear, but there are dozens of other tools available as well such as Filebot, ReNaMer, TVRenamer, etc.Finally the issue might be due to show title not matching up correct, or having a need for a better noise filter, in which case MP-TVSeries offers many powerful options to fix filenames before or during the import process within the configuration. This requires Regular Expression knowledge to do it in a single statement, but I'd be happy to help if you give me enough examples of folder+file-names you are dealing with.PS: Verify that MP-TVSeries matched Game of Thrones with TheTVdB ID = 121361, because there is nothing wrong with S01E01 @ <a href="https://www.thetvdb.com/series/game-of-thrones/episodes/3254641" target="_blank">Game of Thrones - Winter Is Coming @ TheTVDB</a> (unless somebody messed up for the specific language you have configured that is not English)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 1261506, member: 18896"] [USER=85373]@mrbonsen[/USER] that tends to be more a disconnect between your filenames and the way TheTVdB has a constant battle with "user A" editing seasons the way they want them, and then "user B" editing them another way, eventually full blown war, and then admins lock series down (sometimes in an invalid state, which requires forum complaints). Then you also risk an import failing if your filenames are not a perfect match. There are many tools designated to fix this and it is much better to rely on their logic then expect MP-TVSeries to do everything. Ideally you fix the issue at the start by relying on Sonarr or SickGear or simply name the files correct yourself when you backup your media. Fixing it afterwards you can also do with Sonarr, or SickGear, but there are dozens of other tools available as well such as Filebot, ReNaMer, TVRenamer, etc. Finally the issue might be due to show title not matching up correct, or having a need for a better noise filter, in which case MP-TVSeries offers many powerful options to fix filenames before or during the import process within the configuration. This requires Regular Expression knowledge to do it in a single statement, but I'd be happy to help if you give me enough examples of folder+file-names you are dealing with. PS: Verify that MP-TVSeries matched Game of Thrones with TheTVdB ID = 121361, because there is nothing wrong with S01E01 @ [URL="https://www.thetvdb.com/series/game-of-thrones/episodes/3254641"]Game of Thrones - Winter Is Coming @ TheTVDB[/URL] (unless somebody messed up for the specific language you have configured that is not English) [/QUOTE]

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