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<blockquote data-quote="Johnny-D" data-source="post: 71636" data-attributes="member: 23989">Hi salty, yet another feature request!I expect it'll be at the bottom of a long list, but I wanted to mention it anyway.I've got some stuff in DVD format- i.e. Video_ts\video_ts.ifo format. Therefore my numbering is at directory-level. My problem is that MyTVSeries doesn't recognise that the directory is the last entry and drills down until it finds files. Namely .ifo and .vob. This has two effects:1. Each episode is doubled up (one entry for the ifo, one for the vob)2. Each entry in the episode column is seen as &lt;episode&gt;\Video.ts\&lt;filename&gt;My directory scheme is &lt;series&gt;\Season 1\03. &lt;episode&gt;\Video_ts\&lt;files&gt; and the simple exp is &lt;series&gt;\Season &lt;season&gt;\&lt;episode&gt;. &lt;title&gt;\Am I missing a trick with the simple\regexp? If not, is directory-level naming ever likely to be implemented?Cheers,JohnEdit: Actually scratch that, I've managed to get it to work although it's a cludge- I renamed one of the IFOs (in every directory) and changed the simple exp to finish with \vi and somehow it worked. Would still be useful to have it take the folder name as the episode name and number.Importantly however, something I noticed (I had 1 'dummy' episode per season) was that when it couldn't find a match it took about 3 minutes before it displayed the 'please select' dialog. Is this normal or just me?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Johnny-D, post: 71636, member: 23989"] Hi salty, yet another feature request! I expect it'll be at the bottom of a long list, but I wanted to mention it anyway. I've got some stuff in DVD format- i.e. Video_ts\video_ts.ifo format. Therefore my numbering is at directory-level. My problem is that MyTVSeries doesn't recognise that the directory is the last entry and drills down until it finds files. Namely .ifo and .vob. This has two effects: 1. Each episode is doubled up (one entry for the ifo, one for the vob) 2. Each entry in the episode column is seen as <episode>\Video.ts\<filename> My directory scheme is <series>\Season 1\03. <episode>\Video_ts\<files> and the simple exp is <series>\Season <season>\<episode>. <title>\ Am I missing a trick with the simple\regexp? If not, is directory-level naming ever likely to be implemented? Cheers, John Edit: Actually scratch that, I've managed to get it to work although it's a cludge- I renamed one of the IFOs (in every directory) and changed the simple exp to finish with \vi and somehow it worked. Would still be useful to have it take the folder name as the episode name and number. Importantly however, something I noticed (I had 1 'dummy' episode per season) was that when it couldn't find a match it took about 3 minutes before it displayed the 'please select' dialog. Is this normal or just me? [/QUOTE]

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