How to set File Naming elements or use results of tag processing?

[SAbboushi]

I have a 10 CD Audio Book that is not in any of the metadata databases

Is there a way I can populate elements with hardcoded data each time I insert a CD so that I don't have to retype Artist, Album Artist, Album...

I was hoping I could use a custom profile using ID Tag Processing DSP with Deletions (all tags) and Manipulation (Rule Base Manipulation) to set all the tags. The only tag I would need to change when ripping each CD is the Disk, e.g. 1/10, 2/10... although I think [diskunique] might solve that too (if I can reset it to start at 1?)

But it seems the File Naming elements are processed before the DSPs...

I have several such Audio Books I have purchased... any automated solution?

[Spoon]

Re: How to set File Naming elements or use results of tag processing?

Sorry there is not.

[SAbboushi]

Re: How to set File Naming elements or use results of tag processing?

K - thanks for taking the time to respond. I guess I can do the "hardcoding" in the Naming scheme within a profile.

[BrodyBoy]

Re: How to set File Naming elements or use results of tag processing?

K - thanks for taking the time to respond. I guess I can do the "hardcoding" in the Naming scheme within a profile.

Another efficient approach would be to go ahead and rip the entire set, then process the whole thing in a tag editor like mp3tag. You can easily sort the files (within the mp3tag editing window), and then select the different "bunches that require unique tags. This a is also a great way to make sure that the tag scheme is consistent.

[SAbboushi]

Re: How to set File Naming elements or use results of tag processing?

Thanks - I see mp3tag mentioned frequently in this forum