correct capitalization, remove all unwanted fieldsġ. Create an "Action" to clean-up files, i.e.
I'll let you get the basic file procedures down first.Ī few other useful or time-saving "tricks" Mp3tag can do: One can also create tag info from the subdirectories files are in as well (maybe picking up Artist and Album name). I would use "spaces" if they are actually in filename. Note that I use "-" and "_" literally if they are found in the filename. Or if I just wanted track name from this, I'd use: I'd do Convert> filename to tag, and the mask would be: The key will be playing with the the "map" entered at that point to map the filename info into tags (like %title% %track% %artist%, etc.) For example, if I had a filename like: This is typically done with CONVERT > Filename to Tag. from tag and/or subdirectory info), this works well. Regarding going from FILENAME to TAG (to fill in title, artist, etc. This is useful when you want to take an existing action and modify it but not lose the original. The 3rd icon down (two pages) will allow you to duplicate that ACTION (and give it a different name). Select any of the actions on the list, and click the second icon down on the right (page with pencil) and you can edit that ACTION. the first is a page with a star, click this and you get "NEW". I enjoy playing with this type of thing !Īnd thanks for your insight/help.in the "list" after hitting the Aa icon in ACTIONS, to the right of the list in the popup there are lots of little icons. I plan to also play around w converting-wrong term maybe, the filename to title by reversing some of the entries. Will test the solution for duplicate track #s. The other Aa icon gives a list in neither is there a selection for new.
If I place the Cursor over the Aa icon w the down arrow it says quick actions.
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