I am trying to get albums with multiple composers to use the album title as the highest level in the file structure.
The string I am using is:
[IFCOMP][album][][IF!COMP][IFVALUE]composer,[tag]composer[],unknown_composer[][]\[album]\[IFMULTI]disc [disc]-[]track [track]-[title]-[album artist]
(no, this isn't finished- I will probably eliminate the second album reference.)
When I do the test case in the dialog, it seems to work OK - maybe I'm wrong, since I don't listen to Madonna :smile2:
But the first part of the name (after the IFCOMP) is never used, no matter whether the "compilation" switch is checked or now.
I even tried some tests, using [IFCOMP]XXX[], and putting the same thing at the end of the track name. All ignored.
What am I doing wrong?? Does the switch really control this? Or does the compilation tag need to be set somewhere else??
thnx,
The string I am using is:
[IFCOMP][album][][IF!COMP][IFVALUE]composer,[tag]composer[],unknown_composer[][]\[album]\[IFMULTI]disc [disc]-[]track [track]-[title]-[album artist]
(no, this isn't finished- I will probably eliminate the second album reference.)
When I do the test case in the dialog, it seems to work OK - maybe I'm wrong, since I don't listen to Madonna :smile2:
But the first part of the name (after the IFCOMP) is never used, no matter whether the "compilation" switch is checked or now.
I even tried some tests, using [IFCOMP]XXX[], and putting the same thing at the end of the track name. All ignored.
What am I doing wrong?? Does the switch really control this? Or does the compilation tag need to be set somewhere else??
thnx,
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