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Though the episodeName field is non-guaranteed, and should be obtained through an online provider (e.g. tmdb, omdb, etc.), the parsing for it rarely ever works - it would be nice for it to be somewhat useful.
To avoid a loss in accuracy of other fields, we could implement this as a set of very precise (but common) formats, that could parse items such as:
Alternatively, a more generic regex candidate would look for a sentence-like structure (2+ words with normal capitalization, maybe that match none of the other patterns), and that is disconnected (probably defined as having at least another field in between them) from the title. This would likely need to change parse.py, in addition to the normal addition of a new regex pattern.
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Links to #1, as we might be able to make our episodeName matching more generic if we can exclude movie titles completely (if that's something #1 will end up addressing).
Fixed, matches based on consistent capitalization of episode name and by checking it is located after the episode pattern (as episode names are usually placed there).
Though the
episodeName
field is non-guaranteed, and should be obtained through an online provider (e.g. tmdb, omdb, etc.), the parsing for it rarely ever works - it would be nice for it to be somewhat useful.To avoid a loss in accuracy of other fields, we could implement this as a set of very precise (but common) formats, that could parse items such as:
Australian.Story.S25E07.One.Day.At.A.Time.480p.x264-mSD[TGx]
and
doctor_who_2005.8x12.death_in_heaven.720p_hdtv_x264-fov
.Alternatively, a more generic regex candidate would look for a sentence-like structure (2+ words with normal capitalization, maybe that match none of the other patterns), and that is disconnected (probably defined as having at least another field in between them) from the title. This would likely need to change
parse.py
, in addition to the normal addition of a new regex pattern.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: