Help With RSS "OR" Expression

[dsneed]

If I create a RSS downloader and having trouble.

If I create Any Show 1080p x265 Megusta|Any Show 1080p x265 EliTE it works. It will download Any Show 1080p x265 MeGusta or Any Show 1080p x265 ELiTE.

I was looking at a regex site that said I should be able to simplify it to Any Show 1080p x265 (MeGusta|ELiTE), but it does not work.

Can anyone help me?

[Peter]

Could you post actual example names? Like 100% exact names?

Also, ChatGPT and Bing AI can write regex for you, if you don't feel like learning it.

[dsneed]

Right now my RSS Downloader looks like this:

American Horror Story 1080p x265 MeGusta|American Horror Story 1080p x265 ELiTE

This works. It will find both MeGusta and/or ELiTE torrents for American Horror Story 1080p x265.

Trying to shorten it to American Horror Story 1080p x265 (MeGusta|ELiTE) doesn’t work. It finds American Horror Story 1080p x265 MeGusta and anything with ELiTE.

[dsneed]

I've been playing around with various regex expressions, including ones from ChatGPT and it appears that QB doesn't like the brackets. As soon as I add brackets to MeGusta|ELiTE, I stop getting results.

[dsneed]

Could you post actual example names? Like 100% exact names?

Also, ChatGPT and Bing AI can write regex for you, if you don't feel like learning it.

I've been playing around with various regex expressions, including ones from ChatGPT and it appears that QB doesn't like the brackets. As soon as I add brackets to MeGusta|ELiTE, I stop getting results. Can someone test my theory?

This is an example of what I'm using now and what I'm trying to do:

Working:
Night Court 1080p x265 MeGusta|Night Court 1080p x265 ELiTE

Not Working:
Night Court 1080p x265 (MeGusta|ELiTE)
The brackets break the expression