Hi,
My file pattern to save converted or ripped files is <albumartist>\<album>\<disc><track> <title>
Everything works fine, but is it possible to supress the <disc> pattern if it is "0" (zero)?
My multi disc CDs properly list track numbers as 101, 102 and 201, 202, but the single CDs list as 001, 002, etc.
Not a big deal, but if it is possible, can you tell me how?
Thanks!
Last edit: Robert Kausch 2020-09-19
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Unfortunately, suppressing empty placeholders is not possible yet. I already have plans to extend the pattern syntax to allow this, but did not get to implementing this yet.
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Unfortunately, suppressing empty placeholders is not possible yet. I
already have plans to extend the pattern syntax to allow this, but did not
get to implementing this yet.
Thanks Robert and Simon, I have used Renamer before for cleaning up file names in my music library, it is also an excellent program. Thanks for the suggestion. It will easily remove the leading zeros.
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Hi,
My file pattern to save converted or ripped files is
<albumartist>\<album>\<disc><track> <title>Everything works fine, but is it possible to supress the
<disc>pattern if it is "0" (zero)?My multi disc CDs properly list track numbers as 101, 102 and 201, 202, but the single CDs list as 001, 002, etc.
Not a big deal, but if it is possible, can you tell me how?
Thanks!
Last edit: Robert Kausch 2020-09-19
Unfortunately, suppressing empty placeholders is not possible yet. I already have plans to extend the pattern syntax to allow this, but did not get to implementing this yet.
You could use
https://www.den4b.com/products/renamer
to tidy up the file names afterwards if you prefer.
regards
Simon
On Sun, 20 Sep 2020 at 06:04, Robert Kausch enzo@users.sourceforge.net
wrote:
Thanks Robert and Simon, I have used Renamer before for cleaning up file names in my music library, it is also an excellent program. Thanks for the suggestion. It will easily remove the leading zeros.