I just did a bit more testing, and I think I figured it out - the "File name / URL" parameter only checks for the literal name of the file - it ignores the path to the file. Fair enough, makes sense.

My Windows color theme prevented me from clearly seeing that the comparator for the "Full file path" parameter is actually a "contains" and not an "Equal to" . I guess that solves my issue, which ended up being a bit different from the OP after all. Whoops. That's why I thought that to get a partial match I had to use "File name / URL". Maybe those characters can be bolded in the UI for better clarity?

I have this profile: https://imgur.com/vf2eO6H
As you can see, there's one criterium there - search the path for "Anime".

Here's my list of profiles (they're all default except for the Anime one): https://imgur.com/8zSIcbp

The Automatic profile is untouched: https://imgur.com/zIf8orK

If I go to a video with "Anime" in the path, the file still opens with the Automatic profile (I'm using the mpv build that's managed with SVP). I can change to the Anime profile after the video starts, but I obviously don't want to do this every time. Clearly, I must be doing something wrong here.

I'm actually having a similar issue, except the default profile is "automatic". According to the manual, if more than one profile fits the criteria, SVP should use the profile that matches the most criteria. I have a second profile that only activates if a certain word is in the path, but it still uses the Automatic profile by default when I open a qualifying video. I'm not sure what to do here.

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(15 replies, posted in Using SVP)

Interesting, I tried rebooting my computer, and indeed, the version number changed to 53. No proxy server was in use. Oh well. smile

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(15 replies, posted in Using SVP)

Yep, that's what I'm doing. It says "No updates available." When I check version number, I'm still on 52.

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Was it rolled back? I can't find the 53 update. I'm stuck on 52, and the maintenance tool isn't detecting a repo update.