Tag Processing Oddity

[husker]

Hi, I'm having an oddity that hopefully someone can help me with. I've set my path this way:

[artist]\[year] - [album]\MP3\[IFMULTI]Disc [disc][]\[track] - [title]

When I rip, everything is fine. However, I just recently added the ID Tag Processing DSP to strip out tags I don't want. This, as well, works correctly. However, I wanted to replace the "/" with a "-" in the tag itself. I'm a big prog rock fan (like the only one left) and this is common in long pieces: Song: Movement 1/Movement 2/ Movement 3 etc. In the tag, I want it Movement 1-Movement 2-Movement 3. I added a work/character manipulation to replace / with -. This also works correctly in the tag. However, now the file names are actually not using [track] - [title], but now is using [track]of [track] (for example, not 01 - Title it is using 01-08 Title)

Does this make sense? I want the / to be replaced with - but not the title track changed.

Thank you.

[Spoon]

Re: Tag Processing Oddity

I do not think it is possible to replace tag characters for certain elements and not others.

[husker]

Re: Tag Processing Oddity

I do not think it is possible to replace tag characters for certain elements and not others.

I guess I don't see how the file name is being changed. With it set up as [track]-[title] why is it changing [track]?

[Spoon]

Re: Tag Processing Oddity

Internally we store the tracks as 01/10 so if you replace / with - then our program cannot extract the track number from track count.

[husker]

Re: Tag Processing Oddity

OK. That makes sense. Thank you.

[husker]

Re: Tag Processing Oddity

Another similar question. I've setup several word replacements "an" to "An" "a" to "A" "to" to "To" etc. At one point, those were working, but don't seem to be now. They seem to work without the quotes, but that isn't really an option, as I don't want every letter a to be replaced with a capital A. I thought the quotes worked in the past. Is there something else I should set up?

[Spoon]

Re: Tag Processing Oddity

Set it without quotes but with a space character on the end:

'A '

(removing the ')