Hello,
I've encoded a lot of CDs under OS X, some have a ":" in the file name, and under windows I have problems.
Please how can I replace the ":" that are in the filenames with a ";" ?
Thank you
Eric
Hello,
I've encoded a lot of CDs under OS X, some have a ":" in the file name, and under windows I have problems.
Please how can I replace the ":" that are in the filenames with a ";" ?
Thank you
Eric
Is it only the filename or do any of the tags contain the ":"?
If it is possible, replace ":" with ";" in both filename and tags.
Thanks,
Eric
Which tag contains the ":" and can you provide a filename example?
... also, can you describe your setup? Where is the audio library located?
Last edited by mville; 11-29-2015 at 09:46 AM.
Here is a file containing a ":" : Al di Meola-Casino-05-Fantasia Suite for Two Guitars: Viva la Danzarina-Guitars of the ....flac
My library file is located in ~/Music/MPD/
My setup ? Please be more precise....
Eric
OK, Fantasia Suite for Two Guitars: Viva la Danzarina looks like the title, is that correct?
What I am thinking is:
ID Tag Update utility codec >> Manipulation >> Word / Character Replacement >> replace : with ;
then, use the Arrange Audio utility codec to rebuild the filename, from the artist, track, album and title tags.
However, I am not sure now if dBpoweramp Music Converter for the Mac has the utility codecs. Can you confirm?
There is also a simple solution to this problem using MP3Tag for the Mac, but it requires running MP3Tag under Wine, something I am not familiar with as I am a Windows user.
... and if anyone knows of a bulk renamer for the Mac, then this would fix the filename issue.
Last edited by mville; 11-29-2015 at 10:13 AM.
The mac version of dBpoweramp does not have Utility codecs.
dBpoweramp created these files?
Spoon
www.dbpoweramp.com
Yes it does... With batch converter at least
Eric
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