Morning All I do know that you can name a directory using the _DIRECTORY %album% which is great, but is there please a way that I can create the main directory of the album artist name and then create a subdirectory within that directory of the album name thanks in advance Steve

It depends a little on how your current structure looks like. Scenario 1: you already have all the files in separate folders but you want to rename those particular folders so that further data is added (even another layer of folders). Then use "Format value" for _DIRECTORY with an absolute path l…

thank you for that ohrenkino but please could you give me an example of my request album artist / album / track# - title thanks in advance

thank you that is a huge help many thanks

[image] ohrenkino: No empty folders will remain. Not the whole truth. Parent- and grandparent-directories and great-grandparents-directories and ...will remain even if they are empty after the action. But this is not a big problem. I usually clean up after a working-session with a tool in o…

What tool would that be poster?

i.e [image] 7 Tools To Find And Delete Empty Folders in Windows • Raymond.CC There are easily thousands of empty and redundant folders created by Windows and third party software that are no longer being used. Here are 7 ways you can easily search and safely delete folders that don't con…

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Converters to rename files or to import tags FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

How to rename files based on tags? Renaming files, creating folders and complete directory structures from tags can be done by using the [:mt_ttf:] Converter > Tag - Filename with a format string. A format string is used to describe the structure of the desired filename. Besides using normal placeholders (such as %artist%, %title%, ...) and arbitrary text (e.g., Music) it also allows for separating folders with the backslash \ character. Here is an example that renames the file based on the t…

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