%_bitrate% GREATER "1400" AND %_bitrate% LESS "5000"
Then use a format action. Although bitrate is not changed as it's read only. You can add a tag however with the format action which will not be read by most player.
I don't understand why you want to rid the year tag. Back it up to a field before you erase it forever. iTunes has smart playlist. Not sure about others.
No, but if you look around the forum this has been answered many times.
$if($geql(%YEAR%,1992),$if($leql(%YEAR%,2005),'year is in the range 1992..2005','year is greater than 2005'),'year is less than 1992')$ifgreater(%YEAR%,1991,$ifgreater(%YEAR%,2005,'year is greater than 2005','year is in the range 1992..2005'),'year is less than 1992')
Thanks for your reply, some of my Fkeys dont work on my laptop after upgraded to win8... the main thing for "year" is i'dont want to get rid of it, but when i move my stuff to
i dont need many suddirs from year.. since i dont have much oldies and the goal is sort all in one folder...
Thanks to DetlevD now i can sort my flacs by one click.
$if($geql(%YEAR%,1992),$if($leql(%YEAR%,2005),'year is in the range 1992..2005','year is greater than 2005'),'year is less than 1992')
$ifgreater(%YEAR%,1991,$ifgreater(%YEAR%,2005,'year is greater than 2005','year is in the range 1992..2005'),'year is less than 1992')
Hmm ... someone must have eagle eyes to read this long scripting expression, and I assume, this format expression will be maintenance-intensive.
Here comes a proposal, that might be more handsome.
Within the folder "%APPDATA%\Mp3tag\data" create a textfile with the name "GenreGroups.ini"
(or just use a filename and folder of your wish).
From within Mp3tag you can use the %MP3TAGAPPDATA% placeholder,
which is the same as "%APPDATA%\Mp3tag".
Fill the new ini file with the following content:
[Techno]
Techno
[House]
House
Tech House
Deep House
Acid House
Acid
Progressive House
[Minimal]
Minimal
[Drum.and.Bass]
Drum & Bass
Jungle
[Electronica]
Experimental
Abstract
Ambient
Dark Ambient
Downtempo
Drone
Noise
Field Recording
Industrial
IDM
Leftfield
[Bass.Music]
Dubstep
Bass
Grime
UK Garage
Juke
[Dub.Techno]
Dub
Dub Techno
[Other.Misc]
Breaks
Breakbeat
Glitch
[Electro]
Electro
Create an action.
Begin Action Group GetSectionFromInifile
Action #1 Actiontype 14: Import text file Field __: GG_INI Filename: $getEnv('MP3TAGAPPDATA')'\data\GenreGroups.ini'
Action #2 Actiontype 5: Format value Field ______: GG Formatstring: $regexp(%GG_INI%,'^.[(.+?)].?\n'$trim(%GENRE%)'\r.*$','$1',1)
Action #3 Actiontype 5: Format value Field ______: GG Formatstring: $if($eql(%GG%,%GG_INI%),,%GG%)
... or ... Formatstring: $if($eql(%GG%,%GG_INI%),'unknown',%GG%)
End Action Group GetSectionFromInifile (4 Actions)
After the action group has been run against a file, which contains already the GENRE tag-field, then the file get a new tag-field "GG", which contains the GenreGroup name, as it has been defined in the GenreGroups ini file as a section name.
Further on use the content from the tag-field GG for the other things, e. g. for creating a folderpath.
Hmm ... someone must have eagle eyes to read this long scripting expression, and I assume, this format expression will be maintenance-intensive.
Here comes a proposal, that might be more handsome.
Within the folder "%APPDATA%\Mp3tag\data" create a textfile with the name "GenreGroups.ini"
(or just use a filename and folder of your wish).
From within Mp3tag you can use the %MP3TAGAPPDATA% placeholder,
which is the same as "%APPDATA%\Mp3tag".
Fill the new ini file with the following content:
[Techno]
Techno
[House]
House
Tech House
Deep House
Acid House
Acid
Progressive House
[Minimal]
Minimal
[Drum.and.Bass]
Drum & Bass
Jungle
[Electronica]
Experimental
Abstract
Ambient
Dark Ambient
Downtempo
Drone
Noise
Field Recording
Industrial
IDM
Leftfield
[Bass.Music]
Dubstep
Bass
Grime
UK Garage
Juke
[Dub.Techno]
Dub
Dub Techno
[Other.Misc]
Breaks
Breakbeat
Glitch
[Electro]
Electro
Create an action.
Begin Action Group GetValueFromInifile
Action #1 Actiontype 14: Import text file Field __: GG_INI Filename: $getEnv('MP3TAGAPPDATA')'\data\GenreGroups.ini'
Action #2 Actiontype 5: Format value Field ______: GG Formatstring: $regexp(%GG_INI%,'^.[(.+?)].?\n'$trim(%GENRE%)'\r.*$','$1',1)
Action #3 Actiontype 5: Format value Field ______: GG Formatstring: $if($eql(%GG%,%GG_INI%),,%GG%)
After the action group has been run against a file, which contains already the GENRE tag-field, then the file get a new tag-field "GG", which contains the GenreGroup name, as ist has been defined in the GenreGroups ini file.
Further on use the content from the tag-field GG for the other things, e. g. for creating a folderpath.
DD.20131219.1727.CET
Now whole thing looks much better and easier to work and i can see the end of the line Thanks a million!