Apply the usual char subst. with the Audio Arrange utility codec?

[Porcus]

When I rip an album by artist AC/DC, folder and file will be named as if the artist were "AC-DC", according to some character substitution scheme.

However, when i "convert" files with the Arrange utility, then "AC/DC" will not be substituted this way; rather, the "/DC" will simply be cut away.

How do I get the Arrange to behave like the ripper does?

[Spoon]

Re: Apply the usual char subst. with the Audio Arrange utility codec?

Your Tags are in an mp3 file? because AC/DC are two artists (AC and DC) according to the mp3 tagging spec.

[Porcus]

Re: Apply the usual char subst. with the Audio Arrange utility codec?

Your Tags are in an mp3 file? because AC/DC are two artists (AC and DC) according to the mp3 tagging spec.

Uh/oh ... thanks!

... edit: OK, so I tried to convert a couple of FLAC folders to mp3. dMC replaces "AC/DC" by "AC\DC". Fine.

But, then Arrange interprets the "\" as a directory separator.