ISRC codes in file name

[Boffy]

Hi.

I'm in the process of ripping a very large collection cd's and automatically match each individual file to my own database.
I'm using a Nimbie batch ripepr and I've managed to add the CDDB tag to all titles, which helps a lot, but I would like to add the ISRC code as well.
Is it possible to add ISRC codes to the file name in CDRipper?

Best regards,
Lasse

[Spoon]

Re: ISRC codes in file name

It is unlikely all discs would have it, as it has to either come from online (not many discs there), or from embedded on disc, and not all have either.

Either way you could do:

[tag]isrc[]

[Boffy]

Re: ISRC codes in file name

Thank you very much!
I discovered that you can also just type [isrc].

The first track i ripped had the ISRC code GB-BQY-05-00090.
Now I'm trying to make it delete the "-" between the characters.
I tried with [DEL]1,2;5,6;8,9,string[ISRC-[isrc]], which returned this: [DEL]1,2;5,6;8,9,string[ISRC-GBBQY0500090].wav.

As seen it deletes the dashes, but not the command part.

Any ideas on how to do this?

[Spoon]

Re: ISRC codes in file name

[REPLACE]-,,[isrc][]

[Boffy]

Re: ISRC codes in file name

ah, I don't see that command anywhere in CDripper. Is there a more comprehensive list of commands somewhere online?

I'm also having a look at the naming a file with the ISRC code ONLY if it exists. Would that be the [IFEQUALS]tag,equals,string[] command?

[Spoon]

Re: ISRC codes in file name

[IFVALUE]tag,[REPLACE]-,,[isrc][],strnovalue[]

so

[IFVALUE]isrc,strifvalue,[]

https://www.dbpoweramp.com/Help/dMC/Naming.htm