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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 933411" data-attributes="member: 18896">Gotcha.&nbsp;So does the rule you have apply towards the &quot;filename&quot; or towards &quot;episode title&quot;?&nbsp;If it works towards filename you just have to adjust the rules to match.&nbsp;If it is towards &quot;Episode title&quot;, then you have to fix the filename string in such a way that the MP-TVSeries parsing expression will accept it as such.&nbsp;The format of your files means the default filename expression will be used that I actually ended up helping on.&nbsp;&quot;Series Name - S01E10 - 720p WEB-DL.avi&quot; will be processed by the string replacements that have &quot;before&quot; checked first, resulting in: &quot;Series Name - S01E10 -&nbsp; WEB-DL.avi&quot; (keep in mind the extra space before WEB-DL as the &quot;720p&quot; to &lt;empty&gt; default replacement does not account for the postfixed space)&nbsp;1 = &lt;Show&gt; = &quot;Series Name&quot;
2 = &lt;Season&gt; = 01
3 = &lt;Episode&gt; = 10
4 = &lt;Title&gt; = &quot;WEB-DL&quot; (the default parsing expression is what ends up trimming the prefixed space(s))MP-TVSeries will then use 1+2+3 to find a match at TheTVdB and once a match is found it will get all the missing info. It will then also replace #4 with the real title.&nbsp;This could explain problems if the logo rule is only applied on the 'end' episode title, versus like an ability of &quot;original title&quot;. And once again none of this is an issue if you can apply the logo rule directly to the filename. I just do not know if the pseudo-SQL code has access to the database table/column that contains the filename info.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 933411, member: 18896"] Gotcha. So does the rule you have apply towards the "filename" or towards "episode title"? If it works towards filename you just have to adjust the rules to match. If it is towards "Episode title", then you have to fix the filename string in such a way that the MP-TVSeries parsing expression will accept it as such. The format of your files means the default filename expression will be used that I actually ended up helping on. "Series Name - S01E10 - 720p WEB-DL.avi" will be processed by the string replacements that have "before" checked first, resulting in: "Series Name - S01E10 - WEB-DL.avi" (keep in mind the extra space before WEB-DL as the "720p" to <empty> default replacement does not account for the postfixed space) [INDENT=1]1 = <Show> = "Series Name"[/INDENT] [INDENT=1]2 = <Season> = 01[/INDENT] [INDENT=1]3 = <Episode> = 10[/INDENT] [INDENT=1]4 = <Title> = "WEB-DL" (the default parsing expression is what ends up trimming the prefixed space(s))[/INDENT] MP-TVSeries will then use 1+2+3 to find a match at TheTVdB and once a match is found it will get all the missing info. It will then also replace #4 with the real title. This could explain problems if the logo rule is only applied on the 'end' episode title, versus like an ability of "original title". And once again none of this is an issue if you can apply the logo rule directly to the filename. I just do not know if the pseudo-SQL code has access to the database table/column that contains the filename info. [/QUOTE]

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