Hi! I'd like to export the content of %unsyncedlyrics% of a number of files. But I want an individual .txt-file for every respective music file. I've fiddled around with MP3-Tag a bit but I found no way to export to multiple .txt - files. By the way, this is the configuration I'm using: $filename(…

[image] InspectorMustache: ...I'd like to export the content of %unsyncedlyrics% of a number of files. But I want an individual .txt-file for every respective music file. I've fiddled around with MP3-Tag a bit but I found no way to export to multiple .txt - files. ... All the best and thanks in …

It seems that this proposal still works as designed: Exporting UNSYNCEDLYRICS to Individual Text Files The following Mp3tag mte export file creates a command file, which - when running - creates multiple text files in the same folder, where the music files are stored. $filename($left(%_workingpat…

Thanks. I entered in much broader search terms so somehow I missed that topic. I've modified your .mte slightly to adjust it to what I want it to do, but somehow I can't make it export to Unicode. Would you know a fix for that?

Well, I am glad that you got it right working for you! Please let us know about your modifications, maybe some other can use it too, especially me. See Mp3tag Export help manual, function $filename(), set second parameter to UTF-8 should create UTF-8 Unicode output. See Mp3tag/Options/Export rega…

Well, I only modified the output path of the txt-files and added "eng||," to the replace function to remove the language markers inside ID-tags, so modification is maybe a little bit too broad a term. Anyway, regarding Unicode: When I change $filename($left(%_workingpath%,2)\TEST\Export.USLT.cmd,A…

[image] InspectorMustache: Well, I only modified the output path of the txt-files and added "eng||," to the replace function to remove the language markers inside ID-tags, so modification is maybe a little bit too broad a term. Anyway, regarding Unicode: When I change ... to ... the resulting …

[image] DetlevD: Yes, you are right, my bad, I did not respect, that we are talking about DOS command files. A command file should not, must not be coded as UTF-8, even if prepended with the correct BOM, it simply does not work. So you have the problem how to export language specific special U…

[image] InspectorMustache: Well, I don't know. I'm really a newbie when it comes to this kind of scripting stuff. So this is a little too complex for me. I guess I'll just use an Unicode converter (and correct the filenames that originally contained Unicode chars) after I've used your batch fil…

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Hi, you might try this approach if it suits you:

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