[Azhrei]

I strongly suggest using FileBot for your renaming needs.

have movies as such: Movie Name (Year)/Movie Name (Year).avi and make sure you check that movies are in separate sub folders when setting the type of the source.
For series: TV Show Name/Season XX/ SXXEXX.episode name.avi

Setup FileBot to output in this format, import your files in bulk and let it do the heavy lifting ^^

I've tried to use Filebot but it's coming up with an error -

SAXParseException: The element type "Overview" mst be terminated by the matching end-tag "<Overview>".

I followed tomer953's post on how to rename all of your tv shows, where he said -

1. go to "rename" tab
2. load your files
3. click "match" then "Edit Format"
4. type this: {n}.{s00e00} and click "use Format"
5. click "match" and then choose a site to scrap from, (TheTVDB recommended)
6. after scraping, scroll the list to see that all your files was matched fine.
7. Click Rename

Not sure what I'm doing wrong here. It asks about a few tv shows when I start matching, and asks about weird ones such as "King" (I can only assume King of the Hill, but who knows?) and "Trip" (), so I have no idea where it's getting those. But I can't get past this error.

I also tried TV Renamer, and while it did detect everything in my TV Shows 2 folder, it detected nothing from my first TV Shows folder. For TV Shows, it says Folder per season. For TV Shows 2, it lists all of the shows and says they're either Folder per season of Flat. I don't know what that means or why it's not finding anything from the first folder.