Can someone help me resolve this dilemma? I have files names like this: 12 - Shake It Like A Pom Pom (ASV Remix) Dj Fafan 98 Bpm I want to either remove the #'s from the file name OR have the files fill into their proper tags. ie. track, name, remove the content in brackets, artist, and bpm I'…

That filename looks like that 12.Shake It Like A Pom Pom (ASV Remix) Dj Fafan 98 Bpm instead of 12 - Shake It Like A Pom Pom (ASV Remix) Dj Fafan 98 Bpm what you wrote in the initial post. So the target pattern should be: Target string: %track%.%title%==%bpm%

I thought you had it solved in this thread: [image] Import text to file help pls Support My files name is: (08) – Color Me Badd – I Wanna Sex You Up (104 Bpm) (11.40 MB) I want to be able to change the following fields to reflect the above informaiton: track, artist, tit…

[image] mbrazil05: 12 - Shake It Like A Pom Pom (ASV Remix) Dj Fafan 98 Bpm Try an action of the type "Guess value" Source: $regexp(%_filename%,(.*) (\d+) Bpm,$1==$2) Target string: %track% - %title%==%bpm% Please note that the regular expression is case-sensitive

i'm afraid this did not work. How about this? is there a way to delete text after after certain character string of text of the original file name: 12 - Shake It Like A Pom Pom (ASV Remix) Dj Fafan 98 Bpm for instance, i can separate some of the text but can't seem to get separated from this part …

this is a different file. I have a bunch of files that need to be cleaned. i'm slowly working my way through the files but this particular folder has proven to be a bit more stubborn that I need.

$regexp('12 - Shake It Like A Pom Pom (ASV Remix) Dj Fafan 98 Bpm',(.*) (\d+) Bpm,$1==$2) leads to "12 - Shake It Like A Pom Pom (ASV Remix) Dj Fafan==98" which should be separable with [image] ohrenkino: Target string: %track% - %title%==%bpm%

[image] ohrenkino: %track% - %title%==%bpm% i literally created the action , just like you said and it did not do anything. what am i'm missing [image]

You see in my example that the string (filename) that you supplied leads to the desired result - you can test that in Convert>Tag-Tag. If you have e.g. BPM instead Bpm or bpm instead Bpm in the filename then the pattern does not match - and the action does not do anything.

No sir Mr. Ohrenkino, I don't understand. I'm struggling to understand. I created and action based off your input and ran the action and nothing changed. Please help me and go a bit slower. what am i'm missing or doing wrong. I ran the action and nothing happened.

Could you supply a screenshot of the real filename? I suspect that the re-typed name does not match the real filename.

[image] the artist = "red core" and the title is "getcha hands up *fatman hype". everything else can be removed.

Remove # or fix file tags

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ohrenkino September 27, 2023, 5:45am 2

I thought you had it solved in this thread: