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After update to windows 10 it seems file structures are not transferring in batch converter with V14.x (14.6 I think). Running converter to folder 'Music\z Music Other\Temp\[artist]\[album]\[artist] - [title]' provided all songs in the folder [artist] – [title] literally with the path Music\z Music Other\Temp\[artist]\[album]\[artist]. Attempted to run in W7 compatibility mode with same result. Attempted different path [origpath]\[origfilename] with same result. I am missing something or is there a compatibility issue.
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Re: Windows 10 File Structure
Give an example full source filename and destination filename please. -
Re: Windows 10 File Structure
For script, if I select Music\Rock folder to convert then an example is:
Source: Music\Rock\Soundgarden\Superunknown\Let Me Drown
Desired destination Music\Temp\Soundgarden\Superunknown\Let Me Drown via output location script Music\Temp\[artist]\[album]\[artist] – [title]
Result: Music\Temp\[artist]\[album]\ [artist] – [title]\Let Me Drown with those as the actual folder tree names in Temp
And same for all songs in Rock
Same result if I select Music\Rock\Soundgarden\Superunknown as the source.Comment
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Re: Windows 10 File Structure
Remove the variables from the output location. This parameter defines an absolute location that is common to all the files being ripped, i.e., you don't use it to create subfolders based on file- or album-specific tags. That is what the naming string is for.
Right now, you are creating the literal output location: "Music\Temp\[artist]\[album]\[artist] – [title]" as a common folder structure for the entire batch.
It sounds like what you want is the output location: Music\Temp
Subfolders under that location are then created for artist. albums, etc, based on the structure defined by your naming string.
PS: This isn't a Windows 10 issue....it's a problem with how you're trying to set up the output location and naming string.Comment
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