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  • ErrorCode62
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    Re: reproducing directory structure when converting

    Spoon,
    thank you for pointing that out. It might be a good idea to mention that in the help file.
    Cheers,
    ErrorCode62

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  • Spoon-
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    Re: reproducing directory structure when converting

    Dynamic is a feature of the dBpoweramp Reference version.

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  • ErrorCode62
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    Re: reproducing directory structure when converting

    Originally posted by Spoon
    Set dynamic on and with the output to folder a folder which is different to your collection, for dynamic set:

    [origpath]\[origfilename]
    Spoon,
    I have the same problem of the source data directory structure not being maintained. But unfortunately, selecting dynamic isn't an option because it is greyed out. Any suggestions as to what might be causing the problem please?
    (I'm sure it's an obvious setting somewhere)
    Thanks very much,
    ErrorCode62

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  • Spoon-
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    Re: reproducing directory structure when converting

    Set dynamic on and with the output to folder a folder which is different to your collection, for dynamic set:

    [origpath]\[origfilename]

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  • ian_afterglow
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    reproducing directory structure when converting

    I've just used the Music Converter to convert my iTunes library to MP3s in a different location, but the output is all in one big directory. Is is possible to have Music Converter reproduce my iTunes directory structure under the target directory with the individual mp3's all in their particular folders?

    Thanks,

    - Ian.
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