Magnus Brading
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Joined: Aug. 2002 |
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Posted: Nov. 07 2002,19:16 |
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| Quote | | 1. I have an album whose tracks are 01 02 03...13, and I'd like to change them to 01/13 02/13 ... 13/13 |
Use the "Direct tag manipulation" tool with the following single transform (advanced mode):
| Code Sample | | <TrackNr>/13 -----> <TrackNr> |
Done.
| Quote | | 2. I want to replace in every track name "Chorus" for "Chœur", so for instance "Avec la garde montante Chorus/Morales/Jose" gives "Avec la garde montante Chœur/Morales/Jose". Further : is there any way to get "Avec la garde montante (Chœur/Morales/Jose)" ?? Regexps smell, uh ? |
If you by "track name" mean file name, you can use the "Direct rename files" tool with the following templates (yes, it will take care of those parenthesis too  ):
Expected format:
| Code Sample | | <Custom1>Chorus<Custom2>.mp3 |
Output format:
| Code Sample | | <Custom1>(Chorus<Custom2>).mp3 |
And finally use the filter to make it only process files that contain the word "Chorus".
Note: That template is case sensitive, so if you also have files that contains "chorus" (small first letter) you must process them in a separate sweep, so set the filter to case-sensitive too.
If you meant not the filename, but the "title" field of the tag, simply use the "substring replacements" feature of the case-fix tool to do it, with a simple "<Title> ----> <Title>" transform in the "Direct tag manipulation" tool (won't fix the parenthesis though  ).
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