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  • Pdawg
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    Re: Batch Converter - Creating Unique Folders

    Originally posted by Spoon
    Add:

    [discunique]\

    at the start of your naming string.
    I apologize for the delay but this was perfect. Also had to download the batch ripper configurator, but it worked like a charm. Thanks!

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  • Spoon-
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    Re: Batch Converter - Creating Unique Folders

    Add:

    [discunique]\

    at the start of your naming string.

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  • Pdawg
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    Re: Batch Converter - Creating Unique Folders

    Hello,

    These are files on disc so I will be ripping them to store them on the NAS. I bought the entire suite so perhaps I'm using the wrong application?

    Thanks
    PDawg

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  • Spoon-
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    Re: Batch Converter - Creating Unique Folders

    Using CD Ripper, Batch Ripper or Batch Converter (not ripping, and converting existing files)?

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  • Pdawg
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    Batch Converter - Creating Unique Folders

    Hello,

    Using batch converter I would like to know if its possible to do the following. Is it possible to create new, unique folders for each CD that is converted? I know it has to be done using the dynamic renaming and I read the guide but I am lost. I would like something along the lines of:
    X:\Disk1\Track1 etc
    X:\Disk2\Track1 etc
    X:\Disk3\Track1 etc

    I plan on using a CD changer to automate a large number of CDs. At first I tried "[artist]\[album]\[title]" which worked for most songs, but then it hit a song it didn't know and would put it at the root of X:\ and would later be overwritten by another CD down the line that had the same issue. So I would like an increasingly numbered folder for each CD and then I can rename later with a meta data analyzer or just dump the entire directory in Plex and go from there.

    I will gladly elaborate I know some of that was a mess, but I am beyond flustered and mad at myself.

    PDawg
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