2014-02-20, 18:29
@WhoEver: It is definitely the case that spaces are part of the regexp.
So the first pattern is "SPACE" "E" "NUMBER" (+other stuff), and that won't match when the E is at the start of the file name. You could try replacing the space with [\\/ ] (just removing the space would be bad as e.g. S03E01 would then also match the pattern as season 1 episode 1).
In the KissxSis example the opposite thing is in effect, as you have a space between the "Episode" and the number in the file name but not in the regexp..
@Delarsh: How are your files named? Read Naming video files/TV shows (wiki), and if you can rename your files to match one of the default patterns, I'd recommend it. If not you'll need to add custom regexps to your advancedsettings.xml (wiki) (see Using custom file names).
So the first pattern is "SPACE" "E" "NUMBER" (+other stuff), and that won't match when the E is at the start of the file name. You could try replacing the space with [\\/ ] (just removing the space would be bad as e.g. S03E01 would then also match the pattern as season 1 episode 1).
In the KissxSis example the opposite thing is in effect, as you have a space between the "Episode" and the number in the file name but not in the regexp..
@Delarsh: How are your files named? Read Naming video files/TV shows (wiki), and if you can rename your files to match one of the default patterns, I'd recommend it. If not you'll need to add custom regexps to your advancedsettings.xml (wiki) (see Using custom file names).
