Hello there, usually this works well. [image] The track it's not doing anything to though is "20 Broken (Featuring Amy Lee).mp3" I can't understand why it's not changing the formatting to "20 Broken (feat. Amy Lee).mp3?

Please let us copy & paste your existing regular expression and don't let us type it character by character. Your screenshot is fine, but please add the regex formatted as code like this: (?i)(\s)f(?:ea)?t(?:(?:\.?|\s)|uring)(?=\s) BTW: If you use a code snippet from this forum please read the e…

Try this: find (\s?)\bf(ea)?t(uring)?\b\s?\.?[^\w] replace \1feat.space change the word "space" to real space

For those who prefer a preview in Tag -> Tag: Formatstring: $regexp(%TITLE%,(\s?)\bf(ea)?t(uring)?\b\s?\.?[^\w],feat. ,1) [image] [image] Hint: The replacement feat. will replace both variants (uppercase and lowercase) F with a lowercase f as the OP asked.

Needs to be like this: $regexp(%TITLE%,(\s?)\bf(ea)?t(uring)?\b\s?\.?[^\w],\1feat. ,1) There should be \1 for cases like this: Something featuring (featuring noone)

[image] Stem75: Something featuring (featuring noone) You are right. Whyever someone wants to see "feat. " twice: Something feat. (feat. noone) as result. As always: Be careful with such edge cases. The space between feat. and the opening bracket ( in Something feat.␣(Featuring noone) …

You've got a point. Take a look at this, might work better: $regexp(%TITLE%,(\b\s)?\s*\bf(ea)?t(uring)?\b\.?(?:(\s*|[^\w])),\1feat. ,1) With my testings it turns this: Mrs. X FT. FT FEAT FEAT. FEATURING Ft ft Feat feat Feat. feat. Featuring featuring Mr. Y 20 Broken (Featuring …

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