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<blockquote data-quote="CHli" data-source="post: 68355" data-attributes="member: 13587">Who said you must rename your files ?What he proposes is that instead of defining the way you have your files organized on you HDD using regular expressions to do it using some predefined tags.If you store your TV series using this scheme :D:\Medias\tv series\stargate sg-1\season 10\ep1 - Flesh and Blood.avi you will be able to import them in the database using this &quot;Model&quot; d:\Medias\Tv Series\&lt;Serie&gt;\season &lt;Season&gt;\ep&lt;Episode&gt; - &lt;Episode&gt;.aviPlease don't tell me that you're storing your series in different naming schemes, this is a non-sense and should not be supported. If you want to tag your mp3 or rename them from using their tag they all need to use the same model, else you have to do some manual corrections.Edit : Please consider the possibility to have multiple episodes / filename.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CHli, post: 68355, member: 13587"] Who said you must rename your files ? What he proposes is that instead of defining the way you have your files organized on you HDD using regular expressions to do it using some predefined tags. If you store your TV series using this scheme : D:\Medias\tv series\stargate sg-1\season 10\ep1 - Flesh and Blood.avi you will be able to import them in the database using this "Model" d:\Medias\Tv Series\<Serie>\season <Season>\ep<Episode> - <Episode>.avi Please don't tell me that you're storing your series in different naming schemes, this is a non-sense and should not be supported. If you want to tag your mp3 or rename them from using their tag they all need to use the same model, else you have to do some manual corrections. Edit : Please consider the possibility to have multiple episodes / filename. [/QUOTE]

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