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Mover Pistas Manualmente

Las pistas pueden ser fácilmente movidas de una carpeta a otra de la siguiente manera:

1. Primero seleccione algunas pistas en la lista de pistas.
2. Arrastre y suelte las pistas seleccionadas a otra carpeta contenida en el nodo Ubicaciones ó Mi Ordenador. Alternativamente, de clic con el botón derecho y utilice el comando Enviar a Carpeta.

Todas las canciones serán movidas de su ubicación original a la nueva ubicación y el Catálogo será actualizado. Si todas las pistas en la carpeta son movidas, entonces también tendrá la opción de mover todos sus archivos adjuntos tales como Arte o Letras.

Cambiar nombres de archivo manualmente

Las pistas pueden fácilmente ser renombradas dando clic en el nombre de archivo o la columna ruta de cualquier pista en la lista de pistas, posteriormente cambie el nombre del archivo.

Como alternativa, las pistas pueden ser renombradas en su cuadro de diálogo de Propiedades de la Pista.

Auto-Organize Files

Tracks can also be organized en-mass into a directory structure and filename format of your choice. This is done via the Auto-Organize Files function, which uses existing Track properties to move and rename files according to a specified format. For instance, you could organize all of your Tracks in the following format: C:/Music/<Artist>/<Album> - <Title>.xxx . To do this:

1. Select the Tracks that you wish to reorganize/rename, and click Tools > Auto-Organize Files.
2. Choose whether to:
   • Move the tracks (if you're organizing tracks on your hard drive). Enable 'Delete emptied folders' if you wish the folders to be deleted after all tracks have been removed.
   • Copy the tracks (if you're copying files to or from another source e.g. to copy an iPod). Enable 'Add copied tracks to the Library' if you wish the copied tracks to appear in your Library.
3. Choose the Directory, directory format, and filename format to be used for the Tracks. See Configuring Directory and Filename Formats.
4. A list will be generated showing the current directories/filenames and the new directories/filenames (if you're moving the files, the changes are highlighted in yellow). If any of the new directories/filenames are incorrect, edit them as needed by clicking the path and editing it, or uncheck them.
5. Click OK to begin the operation for all checked tracks.

When Tracks are moved, it may result in old directories becoming empty. If this occurs, you will be prompted whether to delete the empty directory. If all the Tracks in the folder are moved, then you'll also be given the option to move any accompanying files (e.g. Album Art, Lyrics, or any other files in the directory).

Auto-Organize Files as a Background Process

MediaMonkey can also Auto-organize files as a background process. To enable this, go to Tools > Options > Library > Auto-Organize and configure a rule for different subsets of your music collection. Once rules have been configured you can either:

• Go to the Files to Edit > Unorganized Tracks node and use the Auto-Organize function to organize Tracks that don't match the desired format
• Enable 'Automatically organize tracks in the background' to have this taken care of automatically when tracks are scanned or edited

Note that when media files are organized as a background process, any accompanying files in the same directory are automatically moved as well.

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