# Any Detailed Documentation on using Regex in Title & Metadata Correction - Corrected Title

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**Category:** Metadata and Renaming
**Created:** [March 22, 2022, 2:08am UTC](https://discussion.mcebuddy2x.com/t/any-detailed-documentation-on-using-regex-in-title-metadata-correction-corrected-title/4637 "2022-03-22T02:08:00Z")
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#### Post date: [March 1, 2023, 11:41pm UTC](https://discussion.mcebuddy2x.com/t/any-detailed-documentation-on-using-regex-in-title-metadata-correction-corrected-title/4637/3 "2023-03-01T23:41:07Z")

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See this post for an example of how to use regex with matching groups

> [@Movie filename with prescript processes as TV show](https://discussion.mcebuddy2x.com/t/movie-filename-with-prescript-processes-as-tv-show/4856/2):
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> You can do this relatively easily using the Conversion task -\> Expert Settings -\> Media Information Management -\> Correction tool, but you will need to use regex to achieve this. In the Original title box create the regex matching expression to match the title and extract the information you need. This case it will be: regex:Paramount\+ Movies - (.\*), that means it will start by looking for Paramount\+ Movies - and then it will capture the rest after it in the first group (.\*) Now in the Corr…

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