Thanks for the suggestion, though I don't understand it.

The structure for the 'All Attachments' download on batch torrents looks like this:

[torrent name]_attachments.7z
- [filename]
  - attachments
    - [font file]
  - chapters.xml
  - track#.lang.ext


The folder structure eliminates the need to duplicate the filename everywhere.

The info is supplied via the AniDB IDs (aid/eid/gid for anime/episode/group ID). You'll need to query AniDB for full details on the respective item.

Use the feed link (RSS icon in top-right) on torrent listings to determine the URL for API queries.

Oh, I see. Sorry for my bad english.

He probably means the same inconvenience as you - composing and maintaining over time a failproof regex for all possible formats. AT has enough trouble as it is with autofinding correct series from the torrent title.

I didn't know there was mediainfo in the feed. That makes things easier for me. Thanks.
You mentioned that this is also an inconvenient for you, is it causing any problem to AT? Maybe my program can help in something.

Admin,

I have long wondered if it is possible for batch attachments to be named differently?

Currently they are;

Batch full name
Episode full name
attachments
track #
chapter

What I hope for would look like;

Batch full name
Episode full name
Episode full name - attachments
Episode full name - track#
Episode full name - chapter

When I use MKVcleaver they are extracted with the full names so I was wondering if it's possible/feasible to do on your end.

Thanks for your consideration! and I really appreciate all that this site does!!!

The website is already doing that like 'https://animetosho.torrentbay.st/view/erai-raws-neet-kunoichi-nazeka-dousei-hajimemashita-06.1951094'
Series field:

NEET Kunoichi to Nazeka Dousei Hajimemashita - Episode 11: Somehow a Kunoichi Maid Burst Onto the Scene
so how do u filter them , since the api has not info about the serie and ep

I don't have anything that you don't, so it isn't any more convient for me. All the info shown is all the info I have.

AT does make guesses regarding the series, group and episode, which you can make use of (for example, see the series and episodes displays).
Resolution and encoding are available in the mediainfo for files that are processed.

All this data is available in JSON format (see Is there an API available?).

Basically, I want to create a program that chooses the download that I have to do accordingly to my needs automatically.

Take as an example these 2 titles:
[ToonsHub] UniteUp! S02E05 1080p iQ WEB-DL AAC2.0 H.264 (Multi-Subs)
[SubsPlease] UniteUp! S2 - 05 (1080p) [A967C448].mkv

They both are referring to the same episode. I think it would be nice to have the info organized in a way that resembles a json, something like:
Group: ToonsHub                        SubsPlease
Anime: UniteUp!                         UniteUp!
Season: 2                                    2
Episode: 5                                   5
Resolution: 1080p                       1080p
Source Type: WEB-DL                  ?
Audio Encoding: AAC2.0              ?
Video Encoding: H.264                ?

This is just an example. I know I could achieve that with regex, but that would be very inconvenient considering the many patterns used in release titles. So, I was wondering if there is something that could be done from your side. But I guess there isn't (?).