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-Brading Software Message Board +--Forum: Mp3/Tag Studio Support and Bug Reports +---Topic: For the "How Do I..." Forum started by Disposable Hero Posted by: Disposable Hero on Sep. 24 2002,21:25 If I have files whose track titles contain trash, how do I remove just the trash? For instance, if I have: (01) Track One Title.mp3 but I want it to be Track One Title.mp3 How does one do this if the info is not in the filename? How does one do this if the info is in the filename? Posted by: Magnus Brading on Sep. 25 2002,00:05 For your example with the filename, you could use the following setup in the "Direct rename files" tool: Expected: ---------------------CODE SAMPLE------------------- <TRASH> <Title>.mp3 ---------------------CODE SAMPLE------------------- Output: ---------------------CODE SAMPLE------------------- <Title>.mp3 ---------------------CODE SAMPLE------------------- If the same problem is in a tag field (e.g. the title tag), you will have to use a two step process (until I implement the super advanced mode for the direct tag manipulation tool anyway ![]() Export a list with the following template (with the list maker tool): ---------------------CODE SAMPLE------------------- <Title> ---------------------CODE SAMPLE------------------- Import this list with the "Tag/rename from list" tool (in tag mode), with the following template: ---------------------CODE SAMPLE------------------- <TRASH> <Title> ---------------------CODE SAMPLE------------------- Or, to skip the intermediary list: Auto rename with the template: ---------------------CODE SAMPLE------------------- <Title>.mp3 ---------------------CODE SAMPLE------------------- Auto tag with the template: ---------------------CODE SAMPLE------------------- <TRASH> <Title>.mp3 ---------------------CODE SAMPLE------------------- Go back to the auto rename tool and press the undo button. Done and done. ![]() end |