I use Batch Convert to create AACs from Apple Lossless files. As part of this process, I include an ID3 tag processing DSP effect to copy Artist to Artist Sort etc. This works fine 99% of the time - unless the Artist name includes a "/" character, like AC/DC.
For some reason, any forward slash is converted to a backslash - so AC/DC ends up as AC\DC. I've got none of the character mappings turned on, so this looks like a bug to me. Or am I doing something wrong?
For reference, the ID3 tag settings I am using are -dspeffect1="ID Tag Processing=-delsingle0={qt}Comment{qt} -case={qt}0{qt} -exportart={qt}(none){qt} -importart={qt}(none){qt} -maxart={qt}(any){qt} -map0={qt}Album Artist=Artist Sort{qt} -map1={qt}Album Artist=Album Artist Sort{qt} -map2={qt}Comment=Artist{qt} -map3={qt}Comment=Album Artist{qt}"
For some reason, any forward slash is converted to a backslash - so AC/DC ends up as AC\DC. I've got none of the character mappings turned on, so this looks like a bug to me. Or am I doing something wrong?
For reference, the ID3 tag settings I am using are -dspeffect1="ID Tag Processing=-delsingle0={qt}Comment{qt} -case={qt}0{qt} -exportart={qt}(none){qt} -importart={qt}(none){qt} -maxart={qt}(any){qt} -map0={qt}Album Artist=Artist Sort{qt} -map1={qt}Album Artist=Album Artist Sort{qt} -map2={qt}Comment=Artist{qt} -map3={qt}Comment=Album Artist{qt}"
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