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I'm using this name scheme :
\\Server\d\Serien\Fringe\1\01 - Flug 627.mkv where \\Server\d\Serien is the path to all series, Fringe is the subfolder for series "Fringe", "1" is subfolder for season one, "01 - " is the number of the episode and "Flug 627" is the (german) name of the episode. This is strictly the same on all series/episodes excerpt for "double episodes". They are named like this: "\\Server\d\Serien\Bones\4\01 - Zwei Amerikaner in Großbritannien 1 & 02 - Zwei Amerikaner in Großbritannien 2.mkv". So I only need two type "simple" parsing expressions. First is: "<series>\<season>\<episode> - <title> & <episode2> - <title2>.<ext>" and second is "<series>\<season>\<episode> - <title>.<ext>". It's important to keep this order as if you swap no double episodes would be recognised at all...
This is working 100%...
There is a single exception on original Battlestar Galactica. There the pilot movie is split into 3 episodes on air. There I have created a hard link to get all three episodes shown inside TVSeries...

You're using very similar scheme so not much modifications has to be made. I can't exactly see if you have episode number in your file name what would be really important. The episode title is not absolutely necessary but helps a lot if you want to add something which is not available at tvdb at all...

<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 918699" data-attributes="member: 109222">Hi.I'm using this name scheme :\\Server\d\Serien\Fringe\1\01 - Flug 627.mkv where \\Server\d\Serien is the path to all series, Fringe is the subfolder for series &quot;Fringe&quot;, &quot;1&quot; is subfolder for season one, &quot;01 - &quot; is the number of the episode and &quot;Flug 627&quot; is the (german) name of the episode. This is strictly the same on all series/episodes excerpt for &quot;double episodes&quot;. They are named like this: &quot;\\Server\d\Serien\Bones\4\01 - Zwei Amerikaner in Großbritannien 1 &amp; 02 - Zwei Amerikaner in Großbritannien 2.mkv&quot;. So I only need two type &quot;simple&quot; parsing expressions. First is: &quot;&lt;series&gt;\&lt;season&gt;\&lt;episode&gt; - &lt;title&gt; &amp; &lt;episode2&gt; - &lt;title2&gt;.&lt;ext&gt;&quot; and second is &quot;&lt;series&gt;\&lt;season&gt;\&lt;episode&gt; - &lt;title&gt;.&lt;ext&gt;&quot;. It's important to keep this order as if you swap no double episodes would be recognised at all...This is working 100%...There is a single exception on original Battlestar Galactica. There the pilot movie is split into 3 episodes on air. There I have created a hard link to get all three episodes shown inside TVSeries...&nbsp;You're using very similar scheme so not much modifications has to be made. I can't exactly see if you have episode number in your file name what would be really important. The episode title is not absolutely necessary but helps a lot if you want to add something which is not available at tvdb at all...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 918699, member: 109222"] Hi. I'm using this name scheme : \\Server\d\Serien\Fringe\1\01 - Flug 627.mkv where \\Server\d\Serien is the path to all series, Fringe is the subfolder for series "Fringe", "1" is subfolder for season one, "01 - " is the number of the episode and "Flug 627" is the (german) name of the episode. This is strictly the same on all series/episodes excerpt for "double episodes". They are named like this: "\\Server\d\Serien\Bones\4\01 - Zwei Amerikaner in Großbritannien 1 & 02 - Zwei Amerikaner in Großbritannien 2.mkv". So I only need two type "simple" parsing expressions. First is: "<series>\<season>\<episode> - <title> & <episode2> - <title2>.<ext>" and second is "<series>\<season>\<episode> - <title>.<ext>". It's important to keep this order as if you swap no double episodes would be recognised at all... This is working 100%... There is a single exception on original Battlestar Galactica. There the pilot movie is split into 3 episodes on air. There I have created a hard link to get all three episodes shown inside TVSeries... You're using very similar scheme so not much modifications has to be made. I can't exactly see if you have episode number in your file name what would be really important. The episode title is not absolutely necessary but helps a lot if you want to add something which is not available at tvdb at all... [/QUOTE]