(.+?)\\(.+)\\([^\\]+)\.([^\.\\]+)$

IIf(Len(oSongData.AlbumArtistName ) > 0 And Len(oSongData.AlbumName) > 0 And Len(oSongData.Title) > 0, "$1\My Music\" & SDB.Tools.FileSystem.CorrectFilename(oSongData.AlbumArtistName & "\" & IIf(oSongData.Year > 0, oSongData.Year &  " - ", "") & oSongData.AlbumName & "\" & IIf(SQLQuery("SELECT Max(CAST(DiscNumber AS integer)) FROM Songs WHERE IDAlbum = " & oSongData.Album.ID & " GROUP BY IDAlbum") > 1,  oSongData.DiscNumberStr & " - " & oSongData.AlbumName & "\", "") & IIf(Len(oSongData.TrackOrderStr) > 0, oSongData.TrackOrderStr & " - ", "") & oSongData.Title & ".$4"), "$&")

IIf(Len(oSongData.AlbumArtistName ) > 0 And Len(oSongData.AlbumName) > 0 And Len(oSongData.Title) > 0, "$1\My Music\" & SDB.Tools.FileSystem.CorrectFilename(oSongData.AlbumArtistName & " - " & oSongData.AlbumName & IIf(oSongData.Year > 0,  " - " & oSongData.Year, "") & "\" & IIf(SQLQuery("SELECT Max(CAST(DiscNumber AS integer)) FROM Songs WHERE IDAlbum = " & oSongData.Album.ID & " GROUP BY IDAlbum") > 1,  "Disc " & oSongData.DiscNumberStr & "\", "") & IIf(Len(oSongData.TrackOrderStr) > 0, oSongData.TrackOrderStr & ". ", "") & oSongData.ArtistName & " - " & oSongData.Title & ".$4"), "$&")

[quote="Crow25"]I get the impression that K1LL3M wants to only have the "Disc 1" and "Disc 2" if there is 2 discs in the compilation.[/quote]
This could be done with the RegExp Find & Replace script - folders with the Disc Number will be created only if some song from the album has this field >=2; if all songs from the album have disc number = 1 or undefined then this folder will not be created. Here are settings for the first mentioned example (path\<AlbumArtist>\<year> - <Album>\<Disc#> - <Album>\ Track # & name):
Find what: [code](.+?)\\(.+)\\([^\\]+)\.([^\.\\]+)$[/code]
Into: Path
Regular expression 1: checked
Replace with: [code]IIf(Len(oSongData.AlbumArtistName ) > 0 And Len(oSongData.AlbumName) > 0 And Len(oSongData.Title) > 0, "$1\My Music\" & SDB.Tools.FileSystem.CorrectFilename(oSongData.AlbumArtistName & "\" & IIf(oSongData.Year > 0, oSongData.Year & " - ", "") & oSongData.AlbumName & "\" & IIf(SQLQuery("SELECT Max(CAST(DiscNumber AS integer)) FROM Songs WHERE IDAlbum = " & oSongData.Album.ID & " GROUP BY IDAlbum") > 1, oSongData.DiscNumberStr & " - " & oSongData.AlbumName & "\", "") & IIf(Len(oSongData.TrackOrderStr) > 0, oSongData.TrackOrderStr & " - ", "") & oSongData.Title & ".$4"), "$&")[/code]
VBScript expression:checked

Here are settings for the second example (path\Adele - 19 - 2008\Disc 1\09. Adele - Make You Feel My Love.mp3):
Replace with: [code]IIf(Len(oSongData.AlbumArtistName ) > 0 And Len(oSongData.AlbumName) > 0 And Len(oSongData.Title) > 0, "$1\My Music\" & SDB.Tools.FileSystem.CorrectFilename(oSongData.AlbumArtistName & " - " & oSongData.AlbumName & IIf(oSongData.Year > 0, " - " & oSongData.Year, "") & "\" & IIf(SQLQuery("SELECT Max(CAST(DiscNumber AS integer)) FROM Songs WHERE IDAlbum = " & oSongData.Album.ID & " GROUP BY IDAlbum") > 1, "Disc " & oSongData.DiscNumberStr & "\", "") & IIf(Len(oSongData.TrackOrderStr) > 0, oSongData.TrackOrderStr & ". ", "") & oSongData.ArtistName & " - " & oSongData.Title & ".$4"), "$&")[/code]

Instead of the $1\My Music\ you should specify your path. If you want the Track Numbers with two digits, you should write Right("0" & oSongData.TrackOrderStr, 2) & instead of oSongData.TrackOrderStr & (but not inside of the Len function). Of course, all of this would work as it should only if you have numeric Disc Numbers.

Auto-organize uses the music tag to produce the eventual file path and name.

Auto-organize doesn't use the music tag to mask the eventual file path and name.

[quote="Seeker"][quote="K1LL3M"]Is there a way for these new mask to allow a variation in the tags such as an additional folder, with the disc number, to be added to the mask only if there is multiple discs

E.g.

If album has multiple disks, tag = path\<AlbumArtist>\<year> - <Album>\<Disc#> - <Album>\ Track # & name

Album is single disc - tag = path\<AlbumArtist>\<year> - <Album>\ Track # & name

If this is already available; could someone tell be how please :)[/quote]

Does this work for you?

path\<AlbumArtist>\<year> - <Album>\$IF(<Disc#>,<Disc#> - <Album>$\,)Track # & name

note - I followed your convention - these won't work exactly correctly with mediamonkey rules.[/quote]

I get the impression that K1LL3M wants to only have the "Disc 1" and "Disc 2" if there is 2 discs in the compilation. Many albums put a 1 in the disc metadata, even if there is only 1 disc producing...
Eg.
path\Adele - 19 - 2008\Disc 1\09. Adele - Make You Feel My Love.mp3
for that particular album it only contains 1 disc in total

However its tough because there is no metadata (that i know of) that describes the "total number of discs".
The closest i've got is

$If(<Disc#>>=2,Disc <Disc#>,)
Which only uses "disc 2" if there is second disc... however disc 1 is in the previous directory.

[quote="chrisjj"]As an aside, could someone explan why these are called 'mask' functions? I can see no masking! :)[/quote]

Auto-organize uses the music tag to mask (produce) the eventual file path and name.

As an aside, could someone explan why these are called 'mask' functions? I can see no masking! :)

[quote="Teknojnky"]Its like math, the innermost parenthesis evaluate first.[/quote]
I suck at math! :)

Its like math, the innermost parenthesis evaluate first.

Lovely! Thank you. I feel pretty dense for not trying that. :P

I guess after looking at it, I do see a logic to the order. I want to move the prefix (#1) for the first (#2) item. Well, some sort of logic anyway. Thanks for the help! :)

E:\Music\($MovePrefix($First(<Album Artist>))\<Album>\

Try it the other way round

[code]
E:\Music\($MovePrefix($First(<Album Artist>))\<Album>\
[/code]

E:\Music\$First($MovePrefix(<Album Artist>))\<Album>\

E:\Music\Vadim\Architects of the Great\

E:\Music\Vadim, DJ\Architects of the Great\

I was trying to make a mask that would use the first album artist and move the prefix but it doesn't seem to work properly. I'm probably doing it wrong but perhaps it's not possible?

Album Artist = DJ Vadim; Prime Cuts

using the mask

[code]E:\Music\$First($MovePrefix(<Album Artist>))\<Album>\[/code]

just removes the prefix, it doesn't move it:

[code]E:\Music\Vadim\Architects of the Great\[/code]

It should look like this:

[code]E:\Music\Vadim, DJ\Architects of the Great\[/code]

$MovePrefix works properly otherwise, just not with $First.

d:\albums\$Group($RemovePrefix(<Album Artist>),1)\<Album Artist>\<Album>\$if(<Track#>,<Track#>. ,)<Title> - <Artist>

OK, using Petr's fixed .1147 binary, the following now works as expected:

[code]d:\albums\$Group($RemovePrefix(<Album Artist>),1)\<Album Artist>\<Album>\$if(<Track#>,<Track#>. ,)<Title> - <Artist>[/code]

Thanks for the help guys...

Thanks - I thought I'd tried $First, but maybe I did it wrong. Anyhow, I've gone back to .1140 for the time being - too many showstopper crashes in .1147 for my liking at the moment. I'll play with the new mask functions again when a more stable build is released.

$Group() or $Left(,1) functions should help you (for one letter they do actually the same).

Jiri

The $RemovePrefix and $MovePrefix don't appear to handle <Field:x> format:

ie: (where <Album Artist> = "The Fratellis")

$MovePrefix(<Album Artist>) returns "Fratellis, The" as expected
$MovePrefix(<Album Artist:1>) returns "T".

Obviously, the $MovePrefix is being applied after the string reduction, so, in effect, there's no prefix to move. So, how can I finesse this to return "F", as required?

I've tried using $First, as in:

$First($MovePrefix(<Album Artist>),1) returns "Fratellis, The"

Any ideas?

[quote="MoDementia"]I'm Guessing this should work

[code]C:\Users\Drock\Music\MP3s\$MovePrefix(<Artist>)\<Year> - <Album>\<Artist> - <Album> - <Track#> - <Title>[/code][/quote]
Yeah, thanks Mode, that was it.
:oops: Do not know why I have [i]so[/i] much trouble with masks!