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(?.+?)[\.-\s]+[sS\s]*(?\d+)[eExX](?\d+).* this will match (properly): Crusade.s01x13.mkv Crusade.s01e13.mkv Crusade - s01x13.mkv Crusade - s01e13.mkv Crusade.s01e13.mkv Crusade.s01e13.mkv Crusade 1x12.mkv Crusade.1x13.mkv etc. etc. Properly. It doesn't care what's after what it finds for the 3 sections that matter. Let me know if it would be useful and I can expand it to try and find the Episode Name. MIght be useful if the metadata lookup failed, then it could fill everything in. My objective is to make every case work properly when converting these to wtv files....

Here's a refined version that works with the odd version of RegEx that DVRMSToolbox uses:

(?.+?)[ \.-]+[ sS]*(?\d+)[eExX](?\d+).*

By default, DVRMSToolbox uses this exact text string:

(?<series>.+)\.[s,S](?<season>\d+)[e,E](?<episodenbr>\d+)\.

Are you saying that this should be replaced with what you typed below?

JohnGalt:

Here's a refined version that works with the odd version of RegEx that DVRMSToolbox uses:

(?.+?)[ \.-]+[ sS]*(?\d+)[eExX](?\d+).*

 

Yes exactly as I put it.

Matches far more permutations of file names than the default without falsepositives.

Here's the version escaped so that it doesn't get eaten by the forum engine. (?<series>.+?)[ \.-]+[ sS]*(?<season>\d+)[eExX](?<episodenbr>\d+).*