[BUG] Filename is not being parsed even though guessit can parse it on cmd about trakt-scrobbler HOT 6 CLOSED

This should be put in to readme cuz i googled 3 hours, and tried to make my own regex (which i have no clue of how to do). Be4 i finally came here. I had same problem but with a movie. Worked with guessit and regex failed, but when i did as specified and removed regex for movie it worked.. please make it clear in readme for everyone with same problem or should it happen, btw happened alot with movies

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BTW, you'll notice I'm using [] for the whitelist. That's because each one of my files is into its own directory and I didn't figure out how to get it to accept subdirectories. If I could manage that, I'd only need "C:\Users\Fabio\Videos\Filmes" and "C:\Users\Fabio\Videos\Séries".

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The problem is that the custom regex is indeed getting matched to your file names. And since regex gets priority over guessit, the program never tries to use guessit. However, the regex match is missing some information, due to which it fails later on. So the solution is simply to comment out/remove the [fileinfo.include_regexes] section from your config.

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Regarding your whitelist problem, I don't quite understand you. The whitelist already handles subdirectories. So if you have the Movies folder in whitelist, it will automatically whitelist all files (no matter how deep) in that folder. No need to whitelist each movie folder individually.

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@CoLdAs1cE You're right. I put those regexes in the sample_config so that people may discover that feature. However, considering that most users have never heard of regexes, they should probably be disabled by default. I'll clarify in the config and README.

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thank you very much :P, let the l337 do regex :P

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