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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 1147403" data-attributes="member: 18896">[USER=117536]@RonD[/USER], MP-TVSeries was not created to deal with MP recordings, it was written universal to deal with users libraries of TV shows. &quot;The 100&quot; imports fine for me, so maybe talk to the MP Recording developers why yours was given a title that failed to process correct like it does for thousands of others.&nbsp;There are only 3 Beauty and the Beast entries at TheTVdB if you search via API, and they need to be given the proper (year) aspect to identify them.&nbsp;Run all your filenames through a 3rd party processor otherwise that might fix most of those issues for you, but the source is where you really need to attack it from. There are always going to be exclusions, but that's where the string replacement system comes into place otherwise. It allows you to fix titles before they are parsed, so you can quickly correct mistakes that your source creates.&nbsp;The import system on MP-TVSeries is extremly old, and delicate so not much attention is given to fix it, as it might totally break functionality that others rely on much more. Of course if you find the time to learn C#, and rewrite it, then the developers will gladly accept your submissions. For now they put their focus into areas that serve the community more.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 1147403, member: 18896"] [USER=117536]@RonD[/USER], MP-TVSeries was not created to deal with MP recordings, it was written universal to deal with users libraries of TV shows. "The 100" imports fine for me, so maybe talk to the MP Recording developers why yours was given a title that failed to process correct like it does for thousands of others. There are only 3 Beauty and the Beast entries at TheTVdB if you search via API, and they need to be given the proper (year) aspect to identify them. Run all your filenames through a 3rd party processor otherwise that might fix most of those issues for you, but the source is where you really need to attack it from. There are always going to be exclusions, but that's where the string replacement system comes into place otherwise. It allows you to fix titles before they are parsed, so you can quickly correct mistakes that your source creates. The import system on MP-TVSeries is extremly old, and delicate so not much attention is given to fix it, as it might totally break functionality that others rely on much more. Of course if you find the time to learn C#, and rewrite it, then the developers will gladly accept your submissions. For now they put their focus into areas that serve the community more. [/QUOTE]

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