rudolffischer wrote:I am using
\Music\<Album Artist>\<Album>\<Track#>-<Title>

would only give you a double digit track# in the filename if the Track# in MediaMonkey has a leading zero.

rudolffischer wrote: \Music\<Album Artist>\<Album>\<Track#:2>-<Title>

would always give you a double digit track# in the filename regardless of the Track# having a leading zero or not in MediaMonkey

I am using
\Music\<Album Artist>\<Album>\<Track#>-<Title>
as destination.
Thanks to your suggestions I tried both
\Music\<Album Artist>\<Album>\<Track#:2>-<Title> and
\Music\<Album Artist>\<Album>\<Filename>
and they both conserve the two digit track numbers in the filename. Problem solved.
Thanks and best regards
Rudi

What destination mask do you use for the synced files? Are you using <Filename> or <Track#>-other masks?

Hi
I am synchronizing my library to a mapped drive on my harddisk, using d_USBMass1.dll I have set the auto-sync properties to simply copy all compatible files (mp3, m4a, aac) and to convert incompatible files (FLAC) to mp3.
In principle this works fine for FLAC and MP3 files. When I sync m4a files however, the file get copies alright, but the leading zeroes of the filename get trunctuated. 01-filename.m4a becomes 1-filename.m4a. 01-filename.mp3 is correctly copied as 01-filename.mp3.
Thanks and regards
Rudi