Parsing Expresions Problem (1 Viewer)

erik070

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    I'm trying to parse the new Simpsons episode (filename: The Simpsons - 20x01.mkv), but I can't get it parsed.

    No mather what parsing expression I choose (even when I choose non/zero) it won't parse, and other files do.
    The expressions I thought I used are:

    (?<series>[^\\\[]*) - \[(?<season>[0-9]{1,2})x(?<episode>[0-9\W]+)\](( |)(-( |)|))(?<title>(?![^\\]*?sample)[^$]*?)\.(?<ext>[^.]*)



    (?<series>[^\\$]*) - season (?<season>[0-9]{1,2}) - (?<title>(?![^\\]*?sample)[^$]*?)\.(?<ext>[^.]*)

    But if these expressions are used or not is unclear to me because of the following:
    I noticed that in the log, it says that all the 6 expressions are used for parsing (? strange, since only the ones i posted are enabled ?). If I disable all of them, it still works. Is it possible that enabling one of these expressions doesn't do anything else then normal? And that by default all of them are used, whatever you have selected (making the selection useless)?

    I could (and should) be wrong about this (otherwise, why would the option exist). Can somebody tell me how the change the selection of enable parsing expressions? And maybe change them in a way so the above mentioned Simpsons episode is parsed correctly?
    Changing/deleting them doesn't matter (if you restart the MP tv series config, the original ones are all loaded again).
     

    erik070

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    Little kick.

    Nobody has the same problem with the lastest Simpons episodes (season 20)?

    Season 20 is the problem I think, but what is the solution?
     

    darkie

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    Yep, got the same problem, Season 20 of the simpsons isn't getting parsed ... tried several other filenames but nothing.
    Also would like to have a solution coz I don't want to add them manually everytime :(
     

    mb76pl

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    was anyone able to solve this problem yet ?
    Is there anyone that doesn't have this problem ? If so - what's your episode's naming ?
     

    Kurunir

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    I had the same problem, I made a work around by not using the advanced expression, but only the simple ones.

    I always use a naming like 20x01, so I made a simple expression with <series> - <season>x<episode> and this works like a charm.

    In you case it would probably be S<season>E<episode>?
     

    erik070

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    Thanks for the advice.

    But I cannot choose between parsing expressions. It always uses all of them. Do know why, already asked that question here but nobody knew.
    I can remove the "v" for all the "regexp" expressions, but it still uses them when I do a parsing test or import. (log shows 7 expressions where used).
     

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