Hi, I am a newbie, I learnt that I can use the whole filename as title by using %_FILENAME% string under the format value. However I was trying to figure out how can I eliminate part of the filename and use the rest as title. e.g if the filename is "04 Wake me up" etc what string do I use to just c…

You can type %track% %title% if you want TRACK=04 TITLE=Wake me up If you just want the title then you type %dummy% %title% it gives you TITLE=Wake me up (without altering the other existing tags)

QUOTE (jesus2099 @ Sep 18 2007, 16:59) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> You can type %track% %title% if you want TRACK=04 TITLE=Wake me up If you just want the title then you type %dummy% %title% it gives you TITLE=Wake me up (without altering the other existing tags) Jesus, I tried what you suggested but…

That is for Convert > filename - tag or Action Guess Values with source format %_filename%

It worked!!! Awesome. Thanks!!!

I'm a little confused...I'm a noob and I still cannot get my track to change.....from "02 streets of new york" to "streets of new york"....Can some please post a step by step on how this is done...I've tried both solutions posted on this thread...but, it seems like when i did it, it cut out part of …

There is a difference between your problem and the problem of the topic starter. For your problem (remove leading track numbers) Action type: Replace with regular expressions Regular expression: ^\d+\s+ Replace matches with:

[image] dano: That is for Convert > filename - tag or Action Guess Values with source format %_filename% What if happen the filename is "01. Wake me up " and i want to change the title to just "Wake me up" (without the 01.) how can i do it?

[image] crazykill2: What if happen the filename is "01. Wake me up " and i want to change the title to just "Wake me up" (without the 01.) how can i do it? Use dano's example from post #7 but modify the search pattern like this: ^\d+.\s+

[image] dano: There is a difference between your problem and the problem of the topic starter. For your problem (remove leading track numbers) Action type: Replace with regular expressions Regular expression: ^\d+\s+ Replace matches with: Hello! I followed as mentioned above but it didn'…

Using part of filename as title

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marcelo_neri January 7, 2014, 11:43am 10

Hello!

I followed as mentioned above but it didn't work. Maybe I'm doing something wrong. Can you guys help me please? Look the image:

How to rename a batch of files like "01 Hello" to "01 - Hello"?