do you know where the name file to name file option is on Mac version?

The filename to filename converter doesn't exist (yet?) in Mp3tag for Mac. I wasn't sure if it's used that much at all. Do you maybe have a common use case for that, where I can suggest an alternative solution?

I use it for example when all my files are 'artist - title' to artist - title (live) or artist - title (instrumental) or to reverse title - artist to artist - title

it its very useful please adjust it, thanks!

Do you have not filled these tagfields: ARTIST TITLE If they are filled you can just rename the filename based on tags: [image] Rename Files and Import Tags from Files Documentation Mp3tag provides a variety of possibilities to get tag information from parts of the file…

I'm sending you photos from my windows laptop to see what i mean. [MP3TAG5] [MP3TAG4] [MP3TAG3] [MP3TAG1] [MP3TAG1] [MP3TAG9] [MP3TAG8] [MP3TAG7] [MP3TAG6]

As far I can see from your screenshots the only reason you need to fiddle with the filename is, that you partly have information in the filename that does not occur in your tags. (Radio Edit, Instrumental ...) The best way is to fill tags with these content. Then you can use Convert → Tag - Filena…

An alternative would be Convert>Tag-Filename with Format string: %_filename% (Instrumental) The other examples look to me like completely editted filenames with no real overall pattern. Or you could use Convert>Tag-Filename again with Format string: ANTONIO VIVALDI - %title%

Ok i understand that but how can i reverse name surname example Vivaldi antonio - viva to Antonio Vivaldi - Viva ?

Is the reversal a common pattern? Or does it apply only to Antonio Vivaldi? Or in earnest: how many files are there that need this kind of treatment? If it is just 1 artist, my suggestion with the typed in name is still the fastest way. To swap parts, use Convert>Tag-Filename Format string: $reg…

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