Is there a way to retrive a naming string?

[johnsonad]

My computer crashed and I had to reinstall CD Ripper. I'm trying to multi-rip and can't get the files to copy into previous folders i.e. Avenged Sevenfold into the Avenged Sevenfold folder that is already present, just adding a new album. Is there a way to figure out what the previous naming string was by looking at a file?

Thank you!

[Spoon]

Re: Is there a way to retrive a naming string?

If you look at each of the folder names yes you should be able to figure out what each folder is.

[johnsonad]

Re: Is there a way to retrive a naming string?

Hello and thank you for your reply. Here is what I think I have:

Folder (band), Folder (album), 01-band-song

This works for everything but classical and I would like to start ripping our CD's. For them I would like to read:

Folder (composer), Folder (album), 01-song-orchestra-conductor

If these two strings could be combined into one, that would be idea. I for the life of me can't figure out how to do this and could use some help please.

Thank you!

[johnsonad]

Re: Is there a way to retrive a naming string?

Any thoughts on how best to combine these two goals into a string?

Thank you

[mville]

Re: Is there a way to retrive a naming string?

Here is what I think I have:

Folder (band), Folder (album), 01-band-song

This works for everything but classical and I would like to start ripping our CD's. For them I would like to read:

Folder (composer), Folder (album), 01-song-orchestra-conductor

Try this naming scheme:
[IF][genre],=,Classical,[composer],[IFVALUE]album artist,[album artist],[IFCOMP]Various Artists[][IF!COMP][artist][][][]\[album]\[track]-[IF][genre],=,Classical,[title]-[tag]orchestra[]-[conductor],[artist]-[title][]

However, this will only work (and all tracks are written to the same folder) for your Classical CDs, if the Composer is consistent for all tracks, for the whole album.