Hi,
Would it be possible to provide 2 extra fields named for instance FolderNameL1 and FolderName L2 on the main screen of CD Ripper that would exclusively be dedicated to the storage organisation needs of files on the pc or server?
On the PC, the File structure usually is:
[FolderNameL1]
[FolderNameL2]
[Track number and Title 01]
[Track number and Title 02]
[Track number and Title 03]
[Track number and Title ...]
For example:
Beethoven
Symphony no1 (Karajan)
01 Adagio molto.flac
02 Andante cantabile.flac
03 .....
By default, the fields for FolderNameL1 could be populated from [album artist], FolderNameL2 from [album].
The purpose is to allow the user modify these fields in order to organize his file structure without having to either induce tag modifications nor to resort to convoluted filename programming.
I believe this request would help a lot of us who are dealing with ripping many classical music to cope with a system that is primarily designed for pop music (eg. an "album artist" is unknown in classical vocabulary)...
Best regards,
Would it be possible to provide 2 extra fields named for instance FolderNameL1 and FolderName L2 on the main screen of CD Ripper that would exclusively be dedicated to the storage organisation needs of files on the pc or server?
On the PC, the File structure usually is:
[FolderNameL1]
[FolderNameL2]
[Track number and Title 01]
[Track number and Title 02]
[Track number and Title 03]
[Track number and Title ...]
For example:
Beethoven
Symphony no1 (Karajan)
01 Adagio molto.flac
02 Andante cantabile.flac
03 .....
By default, the fields for FolderNameL1 could be populated from [album artist], FolderNameL2 from [album].
The purpose is to allow the user modify these fields in order to organize his file structure without having to either induce tag modifications nor to resort to convoluted filename programming.
I believe this request would help a lot of us who are dealing with ripping many classical music to cope with a system that is primarily designed for pop music (eg. an "album artist" is unknown in classical vocabulary)...
Best regards,
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