Automate Filename-Tag using Actions

[HellPhantom]

Hi,
I would like to import some folder names (2 levels to be exact) as multiple albums on movies

I just need a working Action example then I should be able to tinker with it myself from there.

Filename on Disk
i:\Multimedia\Movies\Dracula\Bloodthirsty Trilogy\Evil of Dracula (1974)\Evil of Dracula (1974).[6.5★].[1080p.x264.Bluray.2.500Kbps.23.976Fps].[1.0.AAC].[jpn].{imdb-tt0071308}.mp4

1. Filename-Tag
   %album%%album%%dummy%%dummy%
   Gives this output in preview. album: Dracula Bloodthirsty Trilogy
   This is the output I would like. album: Dracula /Bloodthirsty Trilogy
   It represents 2 albums or collections and must be separated by "/", I don't know how to add the "/".

It does not appear that I can format the output with Filename-Tag and needs to do this with Actions.

I have tried to create an Action to automate this but I really just don't know how.
I created a new Action of type Format value and I can bring the %_PATH% into the album field but I don't know how to extract the values from the path. Maybe there is a simpler way.

Field: ALBUM
Format String: %_PATH%

I'd appreciate some help.
Thanks,

[HellPhantom]

I played with this statement.
Nr 1. It is close and Nr 2. Is what i want but I dont like the hardcoding of the drive, i have many drives and the "Multimedia" and the Movies bit. I would prefer something more dynamic where I could rather extract different parent folder levels. Like when you specify ./ or ../ in Filebot. Then it is easy to extract 1, 2 or 3 levels. not having to exclude but rather extract what I need. It still seems the Action is more flexible and manageable and I can create variants for different levels.

1. Convert "Tag-Tag"
   Field: ALBUM
   Formatstring: $replace('^'%_folderpath%,'^I:',,%_directory%,,'',' /')
   Multimedia /Movies /Dracula /Bloodthirsty Trilogy

2. Convert "Tag-Tag"
   Field: ALBUM
   Formatstring: $replace('^'%_folderpath%,'^I:',,%_directory%,,'Multimedia',,'Movies',,'',' /')
   Dracula /Bloodthirsty Trilogy

[LyricsLover]

Maybe you can reach your goal with some of this variables:

Converters – Mp3tag Documentation

especially:
%_directory% ---> Name of the parent directory
%_parent_directory% ---> Name of the grandparent folder

And maybe this approach can help too:

Easy way to get directory names above Parent?

Following example of an Action Group "SplitFolderpath" demonstrates how to split the content of the Mp3tag system variable _FOLDERPATH into it's folder components and make the folder names available for scripting by owner defined tag fields. MY_FOLDER_0 is the parent folder of the related file. MY_FOLDER_1 is the next folder up. MY_FOLDER_2 is the folder two steps up. ... and so on. Begin Action Group SplitFolderpath Action #1 Actiontype 5: Format tag field Field: MY_FOLDERPATH Formatst…

[HellPhantom]

@Easy way to get directory names above Parent?

MY_FOLDER_0 i

This example sounds promising and more what I would like. I will have to see if i can get it to work.

I also have this one now which at least does not hardcode the Drive.

$replace(%_folderpath%,$left(%_folderpath%,3),,%_directory%,,'Multimedia\Movies',,'',' /')

[HellPhantom]

Thanks for the Example just what I needed.
I will post my Level 3 Action I created, I created 3 actions for now. A level 1, Level 2 and a Level 3.
I can now easily use the Level I need.

Action #1
*Actiontype: Format Value
*Field: MY_FOLDERPATH
*Formatstring: %_FOLDERPATH%

Action #2
*Actiontype: Split fields by separator
*Field: MY_FOLDERPATH
*Separator: \

Action #3
*Actiontype: Format Value
*Field: ALBUM
*Formatstring: $meta(MY_FOLDERPATH,$sub($folderdepth(%_FOLDERPATH%),1))

Action #4
*Actiontype: Format Value
*Field: ALBUM
*Formatstring: %album% /$meta(MY_FOLDERPATH,$sub($folderdepth(%_FOLDERPATH%),2))

Action #5
*Actiontype: Format Value
*Field: ALBUM
*Formatstring: %album% /$meta(MY_FOLDERPATH,$sub($folderdepth(%_FOLDERPATH%),3))

Action #6
*Actiontype: Remove Field
*Field: ALBUM
*Fields to remove (semicolon separated): MY_FOLDERPATH

Thanks again, hope I did not make any paste errors