If using Origfilename then cannot insert items into, unless there is a fixed existing string, try, to replace FLAC in the string:
[REPLACE]FLAC,FLAC -> mp3,[origfilename][]
Dynamic Naming - Changing just the Encoder tag
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I currently have the following: [TRIMFIRSTFOLDER][TRIMFIRSTFOLDER][TRIMFIRSTFOLDER][origpath][][][]\[origfilename] ; I was hoping I could keep this since it does everything I want it to, but change the [FLAC] portion of the original folder/directory name to [MP3 320].
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[album artist] - [album] ([year]) (FLAC -> mp3 320) [tag]catalog #[]/[track] - [title]
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Dynamic Naming - Changing just the Encoder tag
I currently have my FLAC files named Album Artist - Album Title (Year) [Encoder] {Catalog ID] / Track Number - Track Title.
I am converting my FLAC files to MP3 320 and want to keep everything exactly the same except the Encoder (FLAC -> MP3 320) so
Original filename: Album Artist - Album Title (Year) [FLAC] {Catalog ID] / Track Number - Track Title.
Renamed filename: Album Artist - Album Title (Year) [MP3 320] {Catalog ID] / Track Number - Track Title.
Is this possible? I can get everything how I want it with the tag and property functions, but the Catalog ID is missing; so if I could only change the encorder that would be perfect.
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