TV Queries - 2 digit renaming / date parsing

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ensain
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TV Queries - 2 digit renaming / date parsing

Post by ensain »

Hi, just wondering if it's possible to have a series format itself to

'Series - s01e01 - Name' to 'Series - s20e20 - Name'

as the formatting in the CP indicates that if you want a prefix of 0 before a single digit series/episode, it'll put it on a double digit episode too.. ie e01-e020. Sorry if I'm being unclear, I'm simply trying to get my usenet episodes to match my TVRenamer episodes!

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2nd question - has anyone had any luck with parsing TV episodes that NewzBin (annoyingly, due to use of TVRage and not theTVDB) reports with a date rather than sXXeXX ? ie my E:\ root is my TV drive, and currently I have a folder for each episode of , because SAB can't parse the name properly. I know this is newzbin's issue not SAB, but just wondering if anyone had any ideas? (As well as being messy, it doesn't get picked up by my HTPC script)

Thanks
Last edited by Anonymous on November 26th, 2008, 9:26 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: TV Queries - 2 digit renaming / date parsing

Post by switch »

1) The formatting: %0s (season number) and %0e (episode number) only add a 0 for items lower than 10.
Such as: 1 > 01 and 20 > 20

2) Date naming is next on the sorting list after I get sorting of Movies done properly.
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Re: TV Queries - 2 digit renaming / date parsing

Post by ensain »

Ah cracking, due to it being early in the season I didn't have anything auto coming down tonight to see how it handled later episodes.. glad I just misread! And that's great news about date parsing. Many thanks for the quick response!
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