edr;564143 Wrote: > My wav files are stored by artist and then albums in the standard way > that Windows Media Player stored them, as below: > > \WAV Lossless\Amici Forever\The Opera Band\01-Track Title.wav, 02-Track > Title.wav, etc. and folder.jpg > \WAV Lossless\Amici Forever\Defined\01-Track Title.wav, 02-Track > Title.wav, etc. and folder.jpg > \WAV Lossless\Neil Diamond\Stones\01-Track Title.wav, 02-Track > Title.wav, etc. and folder.jpg > \WAV Lossless\Neil Diamond\Beautiful Noise\01-Track Title.wav, 02-Track > Title.wav, etc. and folder.jpg > > Thanks! > Ed
Then you need to use dynamic naming and the following scheme (including the brackets at the end). [TRIMFIRSTFOLDER][origpath]\[origfilename][] The above goes in the "dynamic" box (you select SET then copy the above). And you select the "radio button" next to dynamic. In the FOLDER (just above the dynamic), you'd put something like D:\FLAC\ So what this dynamic naming scheme does is NOT USE your first folder (and instead use \FLAC as the first folder. But the rest will be exactly the same structure (artist/album/track) that is underneath your WAV lossless files. Obviously your drive may not be D:. Even if dbpoweramp can't read the WAV tags, the nice thing here is that you can use mp3tag (great program and it does FLAC too), to create metadata (tags) from your file names. So when you are done, given your file naming structure, you can end up easily with tags containing correct artist, album name, track number, and title. ALWAYS TEST THESE SORT OF THINGS ON A SMALL SUBSET OF FILES FIRST.....AND OF COURSE YOU SHOULD ALWAYS HAVE AT LEAST ONE BACKUP. -- garym ------------------------------------------------------------------------ garym's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=17325 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=80461 _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/ripping
