Attached is a screenshot of files that I want to edit the tags in. You will see the filename has various fields that are bracketed out with numbers and abbreviations "(##) (####) (Vid).mp4”. What I am trying to do is mass delete those series of numbers even though the values do not match from file t…

If you want to remove everything from the first opening parentheses to the last closing one, you can use a Quick Action Replace with regular expression for field _FILENAME, where you replace what is matched using Regexp: ^(.+?)\s$.*$ Replace: $1 [grafik] Usually I refrain from commenting on a…

Wonderful! The first questions formula worked out just great, Thank you.. The second question formula, if I am understanding correctly depending on how many featured artists are on the track, you would need to make the formula match to the pertaining number of artist? Meaning if 3 artists are on th…

[image] Florian: countless times (for the Windows version Perhaps this could be one of the threads to be accounted for: [image] Regular Expression searching left to right help Support I have some songs with Artists with multiple commas (supporting artists). I am lo…

[image] HumanJukeBoxDJMO: if 3 artists are on the file then the above formula is the way to go, if 5 artists are on the file then the formula would need to look like this: Yes, but there is also a more general approach as pointed out by @ohrenkino in the linked topic. It involves a Quick Acti…

Thank you so much! That last formula worked out just perfect!!! Now finally, is there a way to save these formulas with in the program for faster reference rather than coming back to this thread to copy and past them?

Excellent! [image] HumanJukeBoxDJMO: is there a way to save these formulas with in the program for faster reference You can create dedicated Action Groups for the individual tasks and apply them either via the action groups window or from the Actions menu. [grafik]

Question on how to complete this Tag Edit

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ohrenkino January 24, 2022, 5:49pm 4

Perhaps this could be one of the threads to be accounted for: