Came across this action and wondered if there a way to make this also change the file names in the same way as well as part of the same action? [#0] T=1 F=_TAG 1=1 2= [#1] T=4 F=_TAG 1=\\\\b(A|An|The|And|But|Or|So|After|Before|Out|When|While|Since|Until|Although|Even If|Because|About|Above|Across|…

see here on changing the case of filenames: [image] [X] File Name Case Conversion No Bugs I have noticed that lately, the command I created to change the filename to all Uppercase text and Lowercase extension is not working for all the files. It used to work perfectly a co…

[image] sheepdisease: I want to make sure AM & PM are always upper case and ft or feat are lower case. It is nearly impossible to achieve that. No computer can see a difference for AM between a) I AM the best b) I see you at 9 AM If the two letters ft or 4 letters feat are always surround…

Thank you for your reply. Does it make a difference that AM or PM would always come after a number? Also, not sure how to implement what you have described in your second paragraph as part of the existing script detailed above.

[image] sheepdisease: Does it make a difference that AM or PM would always come after a number? Would be just a litte bit better, because there are still cases like c) Meeting at nine AM But - of course - you can try to get solved 80% of your cases automatically and fix the other 20% manual…

[image] LyricsLover: No computer can see a difference for AM between Nice point. I found this article on A.M. and P.M. by the Washington University. So it may be worth a try to get the correct spelling first (with dots inbetween) and then it should be easy to get the right case. https://br…

Probably a moot point now, but using a combination of string functions, we can test if there's a number preceding the AM. Also, assume A.M | A.M. (upper or lower case) are times and should be changed to AM if that's your naming convention) These should help $ifgreater(a,b,x,y), [nested] $isdigit(…

I would not do it automatically at all but filter for files that might contain AM or PM preceeded with a number Flter: `%title% MATCHES "\d+ AM" and then replace all "am"s with AM.

Seems easier. I guess I just want to be able to automate as much as possible seeing as I literally have 100s of thousands of songs. Thanks

Even if you check for the digit in front ... Paul Hardcastle has a track called "A.M." - no digit but capitals The Gorillaz have a track "Andromeda" with D.R.A.M - no digit but capitals With digits I found "2 Ameisen und ein Elefant" and by U2 "One [Apollo 440 Ambient Mix]" but in general, the …

In addition to @ohrenkino 's examples I would like to add the "artist intent". There are so many possibilities how an artist want to see his song title. Just a random selection of "official" song title names from MusicBrainz looking similar to 9 AM All these titles are from different artists and di…

[image] djrip: Seems easier. I guess I just want to be able to automate as much as possible IMHO the time you save with such an autoatic run is more than eaten up by removing all the wrongly transformed exceptions. I would perform such bulk modifications only on a set of files for which I hav…

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see here on changing the case of filenames:

and here on how to sedt special characters as word boundary: