Many thanks to the two of you CoRsU & nohitter151!

This works great

make-mm wrote:Hi nohitter151

Thanks for this hint:

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$If(<Album>,<Album>\)

Is there anywhere, where stuff like this is documented? I'm new to the MM world and just wish I had found this post two weeks ago

Cheers

http://www.mediamonkey.com/sw/webhelp/f ... ormats.htm

Check the Wiki for more informations:

http://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/index.p ... s_Examples

Hi nohitter151

Thanks for this hint: Is there anywhere, where stuff like this is documented? I'm new to the MM world and just wish I had found this post two weeks ago

Cheers

nice to see ya back morten hope you get a faster connection some time where you can be here faster and then get back to your job or school work faster. don't be such a stanger you missed diddeleedoo he showed up here a week or so back he's doing fine but he too, has a slow connection now. like i said don't be a stranger and see if you can rope steegy and get him to swing back in to the tree now and then.,

Thanks man, worked like a charm

D:\Music\<Artist>\$If(<Album>,<Album>\)<Artist> - <Title>

You may want to consider upgrading to MediaMonkey 3.2.

By the way i use MM Gold 3.0.1.1127

Hi forum.

There is something i want MM to do but i havent figured out if this is possible or not, maybe it needs scripting (but i havent been able to find a script for it yet). I also did a search on the forum for anyone with similar problems, but my connection is really slow at the moment so browsing through the forum takes a loooong time. So sorry in advance if this problem has been posted before.

Anyway i have a lot of files where i only have one file from a particular artist's album. But i also have a lot of artists where i have the entire album (and sometimes single files as well). I decided to delete all album tags from songs that were not part of an album (this way i can sort by album and easily find cluster of files that are actually part of a whole album i have, besides i think it looks more clean). Originally wanted to use this auto-organize rule: D:\Music\<Artist>\<Album>\<Artist> - <Title> , but the problem is that now i get "unknown" folders for all files that does not have an album in the tag. So D:\Music\<Artist>\unknown\<Artist> - <Title> . Is it possible to make media monkey only create a new folder for the albums IF the files have an album tag assigned? So for a song with no album in the tag the rule would be :\Music\<Artist>\<Artist> - <Title> , and for songs with album in the tag: D:\Music\<Artist>\<Album>\<Artist> - <Title>

I'm not sure if its possible to use IF sentences in the auto-organize rule, i havent been able to make it work anyway. Does anyone have a solution?


Thanks in advance
Morten