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<blockquote data-quote="Rick" data-source="post: 191302" data-attributes="member: 58066">Ok, I've only got a handful of files, so if there's a manual way I could do this manually, but it's a right pain. I used TheRename to rename them all like this from my recordings because I find it much easier to read, but I can't get it to parse for love or money. Been trying simple expressions due to the simplicity.Directory structure is X:\Series Name\Series [11x01] Ep Name.aviWhere 11 is the season number, and 01 is the episode number.I've been trying \&lt;series&gt;\&lt;series&gt; [&lt;season&gt;x&lt;episode&gt;] &lt;title&gt;.&lt;ext&gt;and ALL SORTS of variations on it, without any success at all.Any&nbsp; help would be greatly appreciated, or I'll just do it manually if someone can tell me how.Many thanks in advance.Update - It looks like it converts my Simple expression to RegEx and then applies it? Which throws up an error &quot;Too many )'s&quot; ????</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rick, post: 191302, member: 58066"] Ok, I've only got a handful of files, so if there's a manual way I could do this manually, but it's a right pain. I used TheRename to rename them all like this from my recordings because I find it much easier to read, but I can't get it to parse for love or money. Been trying simple expressions due to the simplicity. Directory structure is X:\Series Name\Series [11x01] Ep Name.avi Where 11 is the season number, and 01 is the episode number. I've been trying \<series>\<series> [<season>x<episode>] <title>.<ext> and ALL SORTS of variations on it, without any success at all. Any help would be greatly appreciated, or I'll just do it manually if someone can tell me how. Many thanks in advance. Update - It looks like it converts my Simple expression to RegEx and then applies it? Which throws up an error "Too many )'s" ???? [/QUOTE]

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