I had an album with terrible tagging so I removed all data.
It still has the default filenames as for example "01 - Into The Future.mp3"
I have managed to get the title to "- Into The Future" using:
Convert > filename - tag > %dummy% %title%
Is there anyone who can help me with the correct code to also get rid of the leading dash? so I can end up from "01 - Into The Future.mp3" to "Into The Future"
Thank you for your suggestion. I think what you gave me was how to change the Filename. I am trying to change the Title. If the Filename is "01 - Into The Future.mp3" ....how will I change the TITLE to "Into The Future" ?
I'd like to use this approach to change title on all tracks, but the Convert->Filename-Tag opens up with OK and Preview button greyed out. Could you please advise how to enable it?
Looks like your files are not formatted like you say they are. One way around this is to use:
Begin Action Group _Script Test#TEST
Action #1Actiontype 5: Format valueField ______: TITLEFormatstring: $regexp(%_filename%,'^\d+\s*-+\s*(.+)','$1')
End Action Group _Script Test#TEST (1 Action)
It will work as long as the files begin with a number and a '-' They don't have to contain a whitespace between the '-'. The rest of the file can be like
FILENAME >>> TITLE
01-The Hives- A.K.A. I-D-I-O-T.mp3 >>> The Hives- A.K.A. I-D-I-O-T
01 - The Hives- A.K.A. I-D-I-O-T.mp3 >>> The Hives- A.K.A. I-D-I-O-T
You would have to enter a mask before one of the buttons becomes active.
The previous posts show you the syntax.
THe dialogue itself has a preview so you can see if you use a suitable mask.