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Hi,
is there a way to scrape an episode by its no?
So in the episodes title stands 322-xx and not S03E22-xx?
And to scrape an episode that has only one season like E10-xx without an S?
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sure it does, you just need to add the appropriate regexp's, and possibly tick the 'absolute ordering' in the scraper settings.
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Perhaps this does belong in the wiki, are special regexps a must?
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yes, you need an expression that only catches a single number...
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Doesn't work for me... (Series = detektiv conan (d) Thetvdb.com and the absolute numbering function) if i turn the absolute numbering option on the scraper finds nothing not the absolute numbers nor the E08S06 things - nothing -
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Did you follow the instructions I posted a link to?
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2010-06-07, 22:25
(This post was last modified: 2010-06-07, 22:32 by pythonimus.)
you must setup for every series of episodes own regular expressions and converting rules by your own? its easier to rename the files >_>
and somehow i dont get it you make somwhere a regular expression for one series and one season? so you must say it that 288-355 is one season or what?
why it cant find by default the one and number in the episodes name and search the episodes name (in thetvdb)?
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Doesn't work for me. Path structure:
Detektiv Conan/Season 4/Detektiv Conan - 267 Alibi.aus.dem.Wald.avi
Is there a way to add those episodes manually? to say Detektiv Conan - 267 Alibi.aus.dem.Wald.avi = S04E14 ?
