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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 1230854" data-attributes="member: 18896">If you have no problem with online scans, then MP-TVSeries will detect &quot;The Orville&quot; from each of the *.mkv&quot; files and detect S01 and E01-4 just fine and import them based on that ignoring all the other files.MP-TVSeries scans your filename structure based on the regular expressions and simple rules configured for import and gets all the data from TheTVdB website.You can modify the import rules, add replacement string rules and modify everything to where you'll get everything the way you want it, but all the text &amp; artwork for show and episodes are obtained from TheTVdB.PS: You can configure Moving-Pictures to ignore files with the noise filter based on SxxExx pattern, and then MP-TVSeries can be configured to ignore any movies or other media. Both are somewhat already configured out of the box to do so, but might require a little tweaking to avoid false positives for your situation. Then you can have one C:\Videos folder containing both Movies and TV-Shows, but ideally you would keep those separated and it should not be that much effort to do so, and even automate the process before MediaPortal is involved.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 1230854, member: 18896"] If you have no problem with online scans, then MP-TVSeries will detect "The Orville" from each of the *.mkv" files and detect S01 and E01-4 just fine and import them based on that ignoring all the other files. MP-TVSeries scans your filename structure based on the regular expressions and simple rules configured for import and gets all the data from TheTVdB website. You can modify the import rules, add replacement string rules and modify everything to where you'll get everything the way you want it, but all the text & artwork for show and episodes are obtained from TheTVdB. PS: You can configure Moving-Pictures to ignore files with the noise filter based on SxxExx pattern, and then MP-TVSeries can be configured to ignore any movies or other media. Both are somewhat already configured out of the box to do so, but might require a little tweaking to avoid false positives for your situation. Then you can have one C:\Videos folder containing both Movies and TV-Shows, but ideally you would keep those separated and it should not be that much effort to do so, and even automate the process before MediaPortal is involved. [/QUOTE]

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