Senn:JL,
Thanks for your reply.
My full path is:
L:\TV Shows\Series Name\Season\BlahblahS0#E0#.avi or .mkv or .mpg
Real Example:
L:\TV Shows\Dexter\Season 2\DexterS02E10.mkv
I will have to see if I require episode names anywhere...if not then we should be able to cook up a regex that you could use....
Update:
The regular expression to match your naming format is
(?<seriesname>.+?)S(?<seasonnumber>\d{1,2})E(?<episodenumber>\d{1,3})(?<extension>\..{3,6}$)
However, since this string is going into xml file, we have to change it to
(?<seriesname>.+?)S(?<seasonnumber>\d{1,2})E(?<episodenumber>\d{1,3})(?<extension>\..{3,6}$)
Anyways, edit videolibrary.dll.config and specify the ArchivedTVExpression as listed in the sample below. If you'd rather not deal with this, rename your files to match one of the formats in the first post of this thread. Someone mentioned on TGB about a TV Renamer program that would work quite well.
(on the other hand, I could add this as built-in format but I don't want to start a trend of trying to add too many different naming formats....thinking it over)
Sample:
<?
xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<
configuration>
<
appSettings>
<
add key="ArchivedTVExpression" value="(?<seriesname>.+?)S(?<seasonnumber>\d{1,2})E(?<episodenumber>\d{1,3})(?<extension>\..{3,6}$)"/>
<
add key="CombineDuplicateFolders" value="true" />
<
add key="WatchedFolders" value="\\storage\videos\tv shows, \\HTPC\public\downloads, c:\users\public\videos, \\storage\dvds, \\HTPC\recorded tv"/>
</
appSettings>
</
configuration>