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  • garym
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    Re: File Naming

    Originally posted by TrevorMcW
    Hi Folks,
    One further question on Dynamic daming. Its almost impossible to create a single Dynamic Naming string for all circumstances, certainly a relativity straightforward one.
    There appear to be many strings in my Naming dropdown list (probably historic ones I've created) See attached image.

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]3478[/ATTACH]

    Its not very easy to identify these strings in the list. Is there a way to prefix the string either with an annotation or some other means.
    Or is the only option to keep these strings saved in another text file and we have cut and past each time.
    I'm finding that really frustrating when I have to switch from Contemporary disc ripping to Classical ripping.

    Hope someone can help
    Regards
    you can save and name different ripping profiles. Bottom left section of the ripper screen. And each of these profiles could have a different dynamic naming string. So you could have a profile for Classical, one for Classical Compilations, one for Opera, one for Popular Music, etc. So when you select the profile you want, the associated naming string will already be there.

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  • TrevorMcW
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    Re: File Naming

    Hi Folks,
    One further question on Dynamic daming. Its almost impossible to create a single Dynamic Naming string for all circumstances, certainly a relativity straightforward one.
    There appear to be many strings in my Naming dropdown list (probably historic ones I've created) See attached image.

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    Its not very easy to identify these strings in the list. Is there a way to prefix the string either with an annotation or some other means.
    Or is the only option to keep these strings saved in another text file and we have cut and past each time.
    I'm finding that really frustrating when I have to switch from Contemporary disc ripping to Classical ripping.

    Hope someone can help
    Regards

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  • garym
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    Re: File Naming

    Originally posted by Spoon
    The forum disables an hash tagging, because spammers use it to change the font color and hide the spam post below what looks like a normal post. For some reason the iPhone posts ' as this embedded hash.
    Odd apple does that. But I understand your logic.

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  • Spoon
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    Re: File Naming

    The forum disables an hash tagging, because spammers use it to change the font color and hide the spam post below what looks like a normal post. For some reason the iPhone posts ' as this embedded hash.

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  • garym
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    Re: File Naming

    Originally posted by Saint12661
    Not sure what happened there with the word it&*8217;s.
    if you mean the odd "it&8217;s" instead of "it's", this is because you are likely posting from an iphone/ipad. I notice that when I try to post using my iphone/ipad, things like apostrophes and other symbols show up as a string of numbers/letters.

    This is the only forum I post to where this happens. Not sure what the setting is on this forum software that could fix this. @spoon, any thoughts?

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  • wondermouse
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    Re: File Naming

    I hope this is allowed here. I'm going to paste my file naming string which has been carefully worked out with thanks to Spoon and the community here.

    Non compilation albums are treated as Artist Name/Album Name/track - Title unless it's a multi CD set where it's discnumber-track - Title
    Compilations go to a Various Artists folder as Various Artists/Album/track - artist - Title or disc-track - Artists - Title for multi CD comps. I find this works well for almost every album.

    The text is:

    [IFCOMP]Various Artists\[album]\[IFMULTI] \[disc]-[][track] - [artist] - [title][][IF!COMP][artist]\[album]\[IFMULTI]\[disc]-[][track] - [title][]

    I hope this helps someone.

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  • Spoon
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    Re: File Naming

    CD Ripper >> Click 'Set' next to Naming.

    At the top where it says 'Dynamic Naming', select it all with the mouse >> right mouse click on the blue >> copy

    Then right click on a forum post >> paste

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  • Saint12661
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    Re: File Naming

    Just tried and won&*8217;t let me cut and paste.

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  • Saint12661
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    Re: File Naming

    Not sure what happened there with the word it&*8217;s.

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  • Saint12661
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    Re: File Naming

    Thanks. It&*8217;s been a long week, lol.

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  • Dat Ei
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    Why don't you copy & paste the naming string? It is just text.


    Dat Ei

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  • Saint12661
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    Re: File Naming

    Originally posted by Spoon
    Please post your filenaming string.
    Hi. How do I upload an image please?

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  • Spoon
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    Re: File Naming

    Please post your filenaming string.

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  • Saint12661
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    Re: File Naming

    Hi. Thanks for responding.

    My NAS is the QNAP HS-251+ and I&*8217;m running Windows 10.

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  • Spoon
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    Re: File Naming

    What is your NAS?

    Are you running Windows or OSX?

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