Auto-Organize files

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djandrius
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Joined: Mon Dec 19, 2011 9:19 pm

Auto-Organize files

Post by djandrius »

I can't find a way to get this working, maybe someone else has :)

All my library has this Destination:
<Album Artist>\<Year> - <Album>\<Disc#>\<Track#:2> - <Artist> - <Title>
This works fine for a 'single disc' albums when there is no <Disc#> defined as path becomes:
<Album Artist>\<Year> - <Album>\<Track#:2> - <Artist> - <Title>
However, for multi-disc CD 1 path becomes:
<Album Artist>\<Year> - <Album>\1\<Track#:2> - <Artist> - <Title>
<Album Artist>\<Year> - <Album>\1\<Track#:2> - <Artist> - <Title>
Is there any way to show up as:
<Album Artist>\<Year> - <Album>\Disc 1\<Track#:2> - <Artist> - <Title>
<Album Artist>\<Year> - <Album>\Disc 2\<Track#:2> - <Artist> - <Title>
I know I could modify like this:
<Album Artist>\<Year> - <Album>\Disc <Disc#>\<Track#:2> - <Artist> - <Title>
however even for a single CD path would end up:
<Album Artist>\<Year> - <Album>\Disc\<Track#:2> - <Artist> - <Title>
In short: how to replace <Disc#> that shows up as "1" to show up as "CD1". I can't find it in any config file, I'd simply replace it in the code.

thanks
Lowlander
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Re: Auto-Organize files

Post by Lowlander »

Use an $if statement like $if(<Disc#>,Disc <Disc#>)
djandrius
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Joined: Mon Dec 19, 2011 9:19 pm

Re: Auto-Organize files [RESOLVED]

Post by djandrius »

This is awesome - MediaMonkey is awesome! This resolved exactly what I was looking for.
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