Hello guys!
The line of the topic explains the question for it self.
How can I rename a batch of files whose names like "01 Hello" to "01 - Hello"?
Thanks in advance.
Marcelo Neri
Hello guys!
The line of the topic explains the question for it self.
How can I rename a batch of files whose names like "01 Hello" to "01 - Hello"?
Thanks in advance.
Marcelo Neri
Use the function Convert>Tag-Filename
Format string: $num(%track%,2) - %title%
(provided the tag fields are filled)
Otherwise you should fill the tag fields first.
E.g.
function Convert>Filename-Tag
Pattern: %track% %title%
There was a similar problem some time back:
ohrenkino you are always helping!
Thanks a lot man!
I followed the steps, but at the end, the outcome was "01 - 01 Hello" .
How to fix to "01 - Hello"?
By the way, all my actions were saved on a damaged hard drive. All my questions and solutions about mp3tag were there. Too bad!
To clean up the filename:
for filenames with 2 numbers:
Convert>Tag-Tag for _FILENAME
Format string: $regexp(%_filename%,(\d+ - )\d+ (.*),$1$2)
for filenames with just 1 number:
Convert>Tag-Tag for _FILENAME
Format string: $regexp(%_filename%,(\d+ )(.*),$1- $2)
But that looks to me as though the TITLE also has a number in it. For that you can use the almost the same converter like for 1 number only this time with TITLE everywhere there was _FILENAME
The preview in the converter should show you if everything is OK.
In my version there's no "_FILENAME" option. ]
Look:
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I'll do it manually using what you allready told me.
Thanks a lot again!
That is in my so, too.
You really have to type it in:
_FILENAME
Oh Yeah!
Now it works!
ohrenkino, you are the one man!
A thousand thanks,
Marcelo Neri
Use the function: Convert > Filename - Filename
Old filename pattern:%1 %2
New filename pattern:%1 - %2