Anyone have a naming command line that would simulate the way itunes names. I would like a folder for the artist, then a subfolder for the album and then the track #, space, track name. The default in the new CD Grabber is quite complicated I guess because it includes compilations and multi-disc sets. I'm not sure how itunes handles that but I would simply like to duplicate it. Thanks
iTunes naming convention
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Re: iTunes naming convention
You could set the naming scheme to:Code:[artist]\[album]\[track] - [artist] - [title]
Code:[IFCOMP][IFVALUE]album artist,[album artist],Various Artists[]\[album]\[IFMULTI] Disc [disc][]\[track] [artist] - [title][][IF!COMP][IFVALUE]album artist,[album artist],[artist][]\[album][IFMULTI] - Disc [disc][]\[track] - [artist] - [title][]
Last edited by LtData; February 04, 2007, 03:21 AM. -
Re: iTunes naming convention
I think if you want to match iTunes then this is the code you're looking for. I had to figure this one out on my own. It took me a little bit to determine how all those variables are supposed to be used.
Code:[IFCOMP]Compilations[album][IFMULTI][disc]-[][track] [title][][IF!COMP][IFVALUE]album artist,[album artist],[artist][][album][IFMULTI][disc]-[][track] [title][]
iTunes also uses a format of (discnumber)-(tracknumber)_(tracktitle) for albums with multiple CDs, where the underscore_ represents a space. This code will format multi-disc sets in this same manner.
iTunes also uses a simple track naming structure of the format (tracknumber)_(tracktitle), as opposed to dbPowerAMP's more complex default structure. This code will also match iTunes default track naming.
I think that covers it. Let me know if this is not correct or if I have made a mistake. This is the first time I have ever used dbPowerAMP. I just downloaded it today. Now I just need to figure out all the secure ripping stuff. I want the highest quality rips at all costs.Comment
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