delete naming conventions

[Chip]

How do I delete a Naming Convention that I no longer want to use?
I have tried to select the naming convention and then right click and click Delete but the naming convention seems to stay in the list.
What do I need to do to finally delete old unused naming conventions?
Thanks,
Chip

[Spoon]

Re: delete naming conventions

They will be stored in the registry HKCU\Software\Illustrate

[LtData]

Re: delete naming conventions

More Precisely:
HKCU\Software\Illustrate\dBpoweramp in a key named "CDRipper_Namings".

[Chip]

Re: delete naming conventions

I do not have the Key that you mention in your reply.
When I look in the registry using REGEDIT I can see the following keys:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Illustrate\dBpowewramp
\CDRipper\
CDRipper\_DriveSettings
CDRipper\Profiles\(default)
CDRipper\Profiles\Compilation
CDRipper\Profiles\Soundtrack
\CodecOptions
\dAP-KeyControl
\DecoderCache
\Ref
\Skin
Tagging
I do not see a key called "CDRipper_Namings" in the registry.
Can you give me an idea of what I may be doing wrong?
I am using dBpoweramp r13 reference registered version.
Thanks

Of course just after posting this reply I found the key value you mentioned in your reply. I was only looking at the folders and did not look carefully enough into the folders to find the key.
Thanks for your help.

[neilthecellist]

Re: delete naming conventions

For future reference, you can just type it in a search window within REGEDIT by pressing CTRL and F . It's saved me a ton of time from having to search up exact keys manually.

[DrForce]

Re: delete naming conventions

This is an old thread I found via search.

How do I delete the naming strings in the Mac version of dbpoweramp? I have several old strings that I no longer need. I don't see an option to do it in the application itself. Thanks.

[Spoon]

Re: delete naming conventions

I do not think you can selectively.

[DrForce]

Re: delete naming conventions

Found it on mac.

Quit dbpoweramp and open the following file in a text editor and scroll to the bottom. You'll find the listings there:

~/Library/dBpoweramp/XRegistry

Each folder path and naming convention is listed under the following names:

"dMCLastFolder-0"
"dMCLastFolder-1"

&*8230; and so forth

Delete the ones you don't want.