Ahh... thought I'd throw this out.
A friend of mine recently merged MP3 collections with me adding 100+ CD's to what I had. The problem is, he didn't have dB set up to put the Artist Name in the title..... which can suck if you mix them up.
From Him:
15 - Stay.mp3
Should Be:
15 Belly - Stay.mp3
Instead of doing a hand job on the 100 albums (maybe 1500+ songs?) I wrote this out really quick in VB6 to get the Artist Name from the folder:
....\Belly - Star\
....\Rush - Exit Stage Left\
("Rush" and "Belly" are used as the artist names from the folders above)
Then add in that artist name to all of the songs on the folder.
.....\Belly - Star\15 - Stay.mp3
becomes
.....\Belly - Star\15 Belly - Stay.mp3
If you make an EXE and stick it in a folder or drive, it will run through every folder on the drive, or in the folder it's in.
Blah Blah...
A friend of mine recently merged MP3 collections with me adding 100+ CD's to what I had. The problem is, he didn't have dB set up to put the Artist Name in the title..... which can suck if you mix them up.
From Him:
15 - Stay.mp3
Should Be:
15 Belly - Stay.mp3
Instead of doing a hand job on the 100 albums (maybe 1500+ songs?) I wrote this out really quick in VB6 to get the Artist Name from the folder:
....\Belly - Star\
....\Rush - Exit Stage Left\
("Rush" and "Belly" are used as the artist names from the folders above)
Then add in that artist name to all of the songs on the folder.
.....\Belly - Star\15 - Stay.mp3
becomes
.....\Belly - Star\15 Belly - Stay.mp3
If you make an EXE and stick it in a folder or drive, it will run through every folder on the drive, or in the folder it's in.
Blah Blah...
Code:
Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim TempA As String
Dim StartLocation As String
Dim FileName As String
Dim DirName As String
Dim FolderList() As String
Dim FolderCount As Integer
Dim SongList() As String
Dim SongCount As Integer
Dim ArtistName As String
Dim ArtistNameLength As Integer
Dim ArtistNameStart As Integer
StartLocation = App.Path
TempA = StartLocation
FolderCount = 0
SoungCount = 0
If Right(TempA, 1) <> "\" Then TempA = TempA & "\"
DirName = Dir(TempA, vbDirectory)
Do While Len(DirName) > 0
If (DirName <> ".") And (DirName <> "..") Then
If GetAttr(TempA & DirName) And vbDirectory Then
FolderCount = FolderCount + 1
ReDim Preserve FolderList(FolderCount)
FolderList(FolderCount) = DirName
End If
End If
DirName = Dir()
Loop
For Y = 1 To FolderCount
For Z = 1 To Len(FolderList(Y))
TempA = Mid(FolderList(Y), Z, 1)
If TempA = "-" Then
If Mid(FolderList(Y), Z - 1, 1) <> " " Then
ArtistName = Left$(FolderList(Y), Z - 1)
Exit For
Else
ArtistName = Left$(FolderList(Y), Z - 2)
Exit For
End If
End If
Next Z
ArtistNameLength = Len(ArtistName)
TempA = StartLocation & "\" & FolderList(Y) & "\"
ChDir TempA
FileName = Dir(TempA, vbNormal Or vbReadOnly)
SongCont = 0
ReDim SongList(SongCount)
While Len(FileName) <> 0
SongCount = SongCount + 1
ReDim Preserve SongList(SongCount)
SongList(SongCount) = FileName
FileName = Dir()
Wend
For X = 1 To SongCount
For Z = 1 To Len(SongList(X))
If Mid$(SongList(X), Z, 1) = " " Then
ArtistNameStart = Z + 1
Exit For
End If
Next Z
If ArtistName = Mid$(SongList(1), ArtistNameStart, ArtistNameLength) Then GoTo NEXTSONG
For Z = 1 To Len(SongList(X))
If Mid$(SongList(X), Z, 1) = " " Then
TempA = Mid$(SongList(X), 1, Z)
TempA = TempA & ArtistName
TempA = TempA & " "
TempA = TempA & Mid$(SongList(X), Z + 1, Len(SongList(X)) - Z)
Name SongList(X) As TempA
Exit For
End If
Next Z
NEXTSONG:
Next X
Next Y
End Sub