How to Add Extension of album files in folder names?

[Palladio]

I use the "tag - filename " section and the following command for folder and classification:

new_dir\%albumartist% - %album% **(album format)**\$num(%track%,2). %title%

I want the format of the album to be mentioned in the folder name based on the extension of the files in the folder.
That is, by using the file extension, I should put a condition that in the section related to (album format) in folder name, whatever the extension of the files was, should be mentioned in the folder name, that is:
if the files were in the format of .m4a, the value of "itunes" should be placed,
if .mp3 were the value of MP3 and
if .flac were the value of FLAC should be placed.

Is there a method for this?

[ohrenkino]

Several things:
could you please post in the forum section that is appropriate?
i do not think that the original choice "development/export" has anything to do with renaming folders.

Then, if you have text parts with special characters, please follow

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esp. the part about the formatting.

And then there is the search function and I found with the keywords "folder name extension" this thread:

Dealing With Multiple File Formats

The files would not be duplicates as they would have different extensions. I would filter for MP3 files, rename their folder so that the FLAC files and MP3 files end up in the same folder. Now filter for flac files and rename the folder again so that all files in the folder are moved to the new folder, e.g. d:\my music\ALBUMARTIST\YEAR - ALBUM_allfiles This should leave all folders untouched that contain only MP3 files. Now filter for the MP3 files again where NOT %_DIRECTORY% HAS FLAC AN…

which features more or less the idea:

@ohrenkino

To rename a folder, use Converter>Tag-Tag for _DIRECTORY and enter a full path like
d:\my music\%ALBUMARTIST%\%YEAR% - %ALBUM% (%_extension%)
do not add the filename part.

[Palladio]

@ohrenkino
Yes, Sure
There is only one problem, I wanted to create the post in the " How to " section but this section is inactive for me. A message indicates that you are not allowed to create a topic in this section .
What is the reason for that? How can I create a post in " how to" the section?

[Palladio]

@ohrenkino

To rename a folder, use Converter>Tag-Tag for _DIRECTORY and enter a full path like
d:\my music\%ALBUMARTIST%\%YEAR% - %ALBUM% (%_extension%)
do not add the filename part.

Is there a way to add the value of (%_extension%) in Uppercase style to the folder name?

[ohrenkino]

@Palladio

How can I create a post in " how to" the section?

The HowTo section features threads an posts that tell you how to do things, not to ask how you do them. So at least this thread would not fall into that category. - support is the better section, I think.

[ohrenkino]

@Palladio

the value of (%_extension%) in Uppercase

Have a look at the documentation:

Scripting Functions – Mp3tag Documentation

esp. $upper()
e.g. $upper(%_extension%)