Problem with episodes with numbers in them (2 Viewers)

[RoChess]

cynserino, I found out that the order of the regular expression can play a role.

For a "American Dad\03x09 - Frannie 911.avi" filenaming setup you would need:

the "<series>\<season>x<episode> - <title>.<ext>" expression to be listed first.

Disable all the other expressions and see if that fixes it. If it does, then all you have to do is get it processed first. Now I've noticed that the up/down arrows to do this don't work, but with a few copy and paste you can fix it manually (or edit the database file via SQLite Browser).

Notice to developers: would be nice if those up/down arrows work

 

[cynserino]

Notice to developers: would be nice if those up/down arrows work

I second that! That's a lot of work if you want to move the expressions around. My motherboard went before I got to test your suggestion RoChess. I just did a manual import because when I got everything fixed, my fiance was itching for her shows. The next time I get a new episode that would cause this problem, I'll try it out.

 

[trekkiedj]

This happens quite a bit with series names with numbers in them, for instance:

90210
Melrose Place (2009)
Battlestar Galactica (2003)
V (2009)
etc....

I find it is easier to name the season folder as "90201 Season 1" and then use filerenamer basic to remove the "90210" from the file names. I also highly recommend parsing the files through mediarenamer first so that all your media files use the same format with the filenames.