Yes, my thoughts exactly (not that big of a deal really, there are a lot more things I'd rather see happen with MM).

There isn't as Mask is file dependent. The only way to achieve this with Auto-Organize Files is to get the number from a tag (like Custom field) in MediaMonkey.

[quote="nohitter151"]Could you give an example?[/quote]

first album released by artist: 01 This is My First Album [10 tracks]
second album released by artist: 02 This is My Second Album [9 tracks]
third album released by artist: 03 This is My Third Album [11 tracks]
and so on..........

- You would grab all files from several albums in order according to column selection (like year or custom column)
- You would tick "Move and rename....." (so the new path is the same as old path)
- The destination field is automatically filled in from the tag and then you append "<Auto Number:2> <Album>\<Track#:2> <Title>" to it.
- check delete emptiy folders

[quote="Lowlander"]There is <Auto Number> you can use in Auto-Organize Files. However it would not result in unique numbers between sessions so you'd end up with files being reorganized everytime.[/quote]

The problem is that <Auto Number:2> does creates a unique number for each track's path.

If there was some way to tell it to <Auto Number:2> <Album>\<Track#:2> <Title>,
but where you could write an instruction at the digit part of auto-number telling it to name the album part of the path for the first 10 tracks the same: as "01" and the next 9 tracks the same: as 02 and the next 11 tracks the same: as 03 and so on.....

I'm thinking the language does not allow for this type of instruction.

I thought I used auto-number to rename some filenames in auto-organize recently. Though, I'm thinking I could be wrong about the way it seemed to work.

I can't remember now what I did exactly. I will try to recreate in the next couple of days (busy now) and get back with resolve.

But I really can't imagine it working wth the folders.

There is <Auto Number> you can use in Auto-Organize Files. However it would not result in unique numbers between sessions so you'd end up with files being reorganized everytime.

Could you give an example?

If you want to auto increment filenames with track numbers you use <Track#:2>, but this is an example of part of one field being based on another field. Is there a way to number album "folders" by an auto increment instruction in the auto-organize subdirectories field without it being based on another field (since there is no album # field)?

You can do this in some file renamer programs by just switching between files and folders.