Shaun Hill
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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Shaun Hill commentedFor now I have gone back to mp3tag which gives me the option to rename/move albums which are part of a multi-disc set including changing the folder structure from Artist>Album>Disc 1 etc to Artist>Album (Disc 1) etc, adding this to the album name for each disc and changes the formatting of 'part of set' from 1/2 to 1 etc.
Perhaps at the very least you could introduce this as part of the review process giving users the option for multidisc albums?
[#0]
T=4
F=DISCNUMBER
1=^(\\d+)/\\d+
2=$1
! 3=1[#1]
T=5
F=ALBUM
1=$replace(%ALBUM%,'[','(',']',')') (Disc %discnumber%)[#2]
T=5
F=TITLE
1=$replace(%TITLE%,'[','(',']',')')[#3]
T=5
F=_FILENAME
1=$replace(%TRACK% %TITLE%,'[','(',']',')')An error occurred while saving the comment Shaun Hill commentedIt feels like this feature could be implemented and it's frustrating that it's not there.
Bliss is set to automatically move files/folders, what do I specifically need to do if I want to stop this but only in relation to albums which have multiple discs with tags stating disc 1/2 and disc 2/2 etc?
An error occurred while saving the comment Shaun Hill commentedIf in the mean time I have to manually rename folders to album name (disc number), how do I stop bliss from moving all the tracks back into one folder?
An error occurred while saving the comment Shaun Hill commentedFor example, I have a folder with both discs in it and they are correctly tagged disc 1/2 and disc 2//2.
An error occurred while saving the comment Shaun Hill commentedI think conditional formatting is a must.
If part of a set of discs
Artist [Folder]>Album Name (Disc 1)[Folder]>Track Number & Track Name[File Name]
Artist[Folder]>Album Name (Disc 2)[Folder]>Track Number & Track Name[File Name]If no subsequent discs
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I can run a filter to detect these so I am only working with them when applying this action.