Parsing Bluray episodes gives name 0 (zero) (1 Viewer)

[BigDoom]

Since a while i remux my bluray series that every episode has a serperate bluray structure. With this i can watch the bluray subtitle stream (pgs) and all the audio and everything works fine.
But when parsing the episode with this expression <series>.S<season>E<episode>\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00000.<ext> or <series>.S<season>E<episode>\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00000.mpls gives me the name 0 as series name.

While the file is listed like this: Series\Chuck\Seizoen 1\Chuck.S01E01\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00000.mpls so i think everything should be parsed good but for some reason i doesn't.

For now i rename the mpls file to Chuck.S01E01.mpls but that's not how i want it to work. When using Moving Pictures with bluray movies the mpls get parsed perfectly and everthing gets the right name and information.

So what is wrong here?

 

[RoChess]

Since a while i remux my bluray series that every episode has a serperate bluray structure. With this i can watch the bluray subtitle stream (pgs) and all the audio and everything works fine.
But when parsing the episode with this expression <series>.S<season>E<episode>\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00000.<ext> or <series>.S<season>E<episode>\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00000.mpls gives me the name 0 as series name.

While the file is listed like this: Series\Chuck\Seizoen 1\Chuck.S01E01\BDMV\PLAYLIST\00000.mpls so i think everything should be parsed good but for some reason i doesn't.

For now i rename the mpls file to Chuck.S01E01.mpls but that's not how i want it to work. When using Moving Pictures with bluray movies the mpls get parsed perfectly and everthing gets the right name and information.

So what is wrong here?

Did you place your expression at the top of the list? You might be getting false positives from higher ranked expressions. The new importer in v2.6 will make this easier to verify, but for now you'll just have to put in the extra work to verify manually.

 

[BigDoom]

Thanks! this did the trick now the episodes get parsed like they should