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One method:
Find:
(^.+)(; .*)
Replace:
$1
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Your original method worked for me. The method @Stephen_A_Marsh suggested also worked.
The only difference is that in your screenshot, the current filename is Behandlungen 45 Sek 1:1; Treatments 45 Sec 1:1;.mp4 Is that really the original filename or is it an aboration of the batch rename tool? I wouldn't think it's possible to have that filename in Windows.
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A colon is indeed an illegal filename character, so 1:1 would not work, the screenshot shows 1-1...
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My mistake, I didn't see the attachment in the OP when posting my original reply.
Please attach or link to a sample file/s that contains such metadata.
It would also be helpful if you could type out exactly the final desired result of the rename so that it is clear what you want.
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This is the title
Behandlungen 45 Sek 1:1; Treatments 45 Sec 1:1
And I want to have filename
Behandlungen 45 Sek 1:1
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Bridge will automatically change the : colon to a - hyphen, as colon's are an illegal filename character.
This screenshot shows an intermediate filename rather than the original filename with my previous regex: