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-Brading Software Message Board +--Forum: Mp3/Tag Studio Suggestions +---Topic: Folder Creation When Renaming From Tags started by BenignVanilla Posted by: BenignVanilla on Aug. 27 2004,20:07 My MP3 library is organized in folder 0-9, and A-Z, with the artist on under each folder, and then albums under artist, etc. MP3 Tag Studio is great, but the one thing I can't figure out is how to get it to move files into \mp3\A\Artist\Album\Song instead of \mp3\Artist\Album\Song Any thoughts? BV. Posted by: Magnus Brading on Aug. 27 2004,22:54 Sure, you can use the "Direct rename files" tool for this. If you show me the current format of your directory structure I can give you an example of a template that should do what you want. Posted by: BenignVanilla on Aug. 31 2004,16:02 For some reason, my reply did not come thru, I'll try again. All of my MP3's are stored in a folder called c:\mp3\library. Under library I have folders: A, B, C, etc. Under those folders I have folder for the artist, and then for each album. For example C:\MP3\library\A\Aerosmith C:\MP3\library\B\Bon Jovi Etc. When I put new MP3's into the library, I dump them on my drive, use MP3 Tag Studio to clean them up, and the rename them. Currently I can only get them into the following format: c:\mp3<\>library<\><Artist><\>Album<\><TrackNr> - <Artist> - <Title>.mp3 And I want to have the <Artist> folders under an alphabetic folder, IE A for Aerosmith. I like the Mass set tags, Mass set filename. So I'd like a Mass operation to do this as well. Posted by: Magnus Brading on Aug. 31 2004,23:41 Sure, it will just take a little special trick, but if you create a macro for it, it will be just as easy anyway. You just need to organize the files into the structure you mention first (i.e. with the Rename from tags tool): C:\SomeTempDir<\><Artist><\><Album><\><TrackNr> - <Artist> - <Title>.mp3 After this, simply use the Direct Rename tool with the following templates, and it will be done: Input: <Artist><\><Custom1:1><Custom2><\><Custom3>.mp3 Output: c:\mp3<\>library<\><Custom1><\><Custom1><Custom2><\><Album><\><Custom3>.mp3 Bam, done, and when you create a macro of it, the entire operation will be done with the single click of a button. Neeto, huh? ![]() end |