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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 1130604" data-attributes="member: 18896"><p>[USER=54451]@peque[/USER], one quick thing to notice, is that "La.Estrella.de.Laura.(Spanish.English).DVD-Rip.XviD-AC3.by.mercedes.avi" is turned into "La Estrella de Laura (Spanish English) DVD-Rip - by mercedes" to search for a title. It then finds "La Estrella de Laura", but it can not auto-approve, because there is a 56-char difference in exact title match.</p><p> </p><p>This is what the noise filter in advanced settings is for, you could for example add |\(.+ at the end it always strip everything from the title after the first parenthesis. Then "La.Estrella.de.Laura.(Spanish.English).DVD-Rip.XviD-AC3.by.mercedes.avi" is turned into "La Estrella de Laura" and an auto-match would occur.</p><p> </p><p>Of course you might have a filename that then fails, so you would have to provide me with a full list of all your filenames with a parenthesis in it, so I can expand on the regular expression for the noise filter to not generate false positives.</p><p> </p><p>(will look at the rest of the log file later for why they fail to get the IMDb.com details after you manually approved them)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 1130604, member: 18896"] [USER=54451]@peque[/USER], one quick thing to notice, is that "La.Estrella.de.Laura.(Spanish.English).DVD-Rip.XviD-AC3.by.mercedes.avi" is turned into "La Estrella de Laura (Spanish English) DVD-Rip - by mercedes" to search for a title. It then finds "La Estrella de Laura", but it can not auto-approve, because there is a 56-char difference in exact title match. This is what the noise filter in advanced settings is for, you could for example add |\(.+ at the end it always strip everything from the title after the first parenthesis. Then "La.Estrella.de.Laura.(Spanish.English).DVD-Rip.XviD-AC3.by.mercedes.avi" is turned into "La Estrella de Laura" and an auto-match would occur. Of course you might have a filename that then fails, so you would have to provide me with a full list of all your filenames with a parenthesis in it, so I can expand on the regular expression for the noise filter to not generate false positives. (will look at the rest of the log file later for why they fail to get the IMDb.com details after you manually approved them) [/QUOTE]
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