Philip Meyer Wrote:
> I have a folder structure like this:
>
> SlimServer Music\
> Phil's Music -> shortcut to another path
> Music Downloads -> shortcut to another path
> ...
> This works fine, except some of my music downloads don't have
> particularly nice filenames or tags. Eg:
> ...
> As another example, I have some filenames that are eg "T01.flac". I
> assume guess tags can't currently work out the track number because
> there's no way to get it to ignore the "T". Is it not possible to
> specify better expressions to aid the guessing process? eg.
> "T{TRACKNUM}".
The problem appears to lie more with improperly interpretting links (or
Windows UNC paths in the previous thread), or both.
The string that is parsed should not include the \Music\Music
Downloads\ part of the path.
Suggestions:
If they're all flac files try adding ".flac" to the end of each guess
expression - this may anchor the pattern and more-or-less give the
effect of "scanning" from the right end of the path.
I agree that a better expression syntax might be helpful, but have you
tried '/TTRACKNUM' yet? I wouldn't be surprised if it works. The
processing probably pulls those 'TRACKNUM', 'ARTIST', etc. strings out
of the guess tag expression first, and may be immune to adjacent
letters.
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JJZolx
Jim
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