Hi,
I see that dbGrab lists the UPC code for most of my records. I need this number in the file names, and the only way I have yet found to do this is to include a key in the name and then use file system tools to replace the key with the had-written UPC code. This is mostly unnecessary, since the UPC code is accessible to the program.
While I am asking; why not allow all accessible meta data instead of a selected number of them ?
The file nam I'd need could look like this:
[artist]\[year] - [album]\[artist] - [IFVALUE][tag]UPC[],[tag]UPC[],UPC[] - [track] - [title]
where I have tried to include the key "UPC" verbatim when there is no UPC tag.
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I see that dbGrab lists the UPC code for most of my records. I need this number in the file names, and the only way I have yet found to do this is to include a key in the name and then use file system tools to replace the key with the had-written UPC code. This is mostly unnecessary, since the UPC code is accessible to the program.
While I am asking; why not allow all accessible meta data instead of a selected number of them ?
The file nam I'd need could look like this:
[artist]\[year] - [album]\[artist] - [IFVALUE][tag]UPC[],[tag]UPC[],UPC[] - [track] - [title]
where I have tried to include the key "UPC" verbatim when there is no UPC tag.
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