Overwrite warning when output filenames should be different

[stephenrjr]

The CD album in question is Fleetwood Mac - Tusk which is a 2 disc album that happens to have track 3 on each disc sharing the same name; the album is not a Compilation, but it is a multi-disc album.

Dynamic Naming:

[FRONTFOLDER]4[]/[IFCOMP]Compilations/[album][][IF!COMP][artist]/[album][]/[IFMULTI][disc]-[][track] [title]

Track Metadata:



I would expect the Dynamic Name to produce two distinct files:

(output base folder)/Fleetwood Mac/Tusk/1-03 Think About Me.flac
(output base folder)/Fleetwood Mac/Tusk/2-03 Think About Me.flac

Instead, this warning is issued:



Is this a bug, or am I misunderstanding something?

NOTE: On using the latest release version of Batch Converter 2026-05-25 (2)

[stephenrjr]

Additional information ... I'm on Apple Silicon macOS (not Windows).

[stephenrjr]

Trying to dive deeper into this ...

From this documentation page https://www.dbpoweramp.com/Help/TuneFUSION/Naming


[IFMULTI]string[] string is included if part of a multi CD set (ie disc number > 1)

[IF!MULTI]string[] string is included if not part of a multi CD set (ie disc number <= 1)

Based on the definitions, it's unclear how IFMULTI and IF!MULTI currently interprets the Disc tag.

In my situation above, this would mean IFMULTI needs to:

Disc tag is `empty` or not present: IFMULTI evals to FALSE
Disc tag is a single number > 1: IFMULTI evals to TRUE
Disc tag is formatted as a two-part value ("disc_number/total_discs"); therefore,
if total_discs > 1: IFMULTI evals to TRUE

Is this how IFMULTI is *suppose* to work?