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Posted: **Sat Mar 15, 2008 8:47 pm**

Hi, just wanted to say thank you for the script. Really helped me out organizing a load of audio books. For some reason each cd had different tags & even the filenames didn't follow the same pattern.

BIG HUG

Posted: **Tue Mar 25, 2008 3:00 pm**

Thanks for this!!!

Posted: **Thu Mar 27, 2008 5:13 pm**

Just started using this exellent script. I'm not that familiar with script parsing but using the examples in the posts i've picked up a fair bit of info. I'd appreciate some help with this situation:-

TITLE = [George Gershwin] The Man I Love

What i'd like to do is remove the parenthesis [ ] & copy the "George Gershwin" part of the title into the COMPOSER field leaving "The Man I Love" as the TITLE.

David

Posted: **Thu Mar 27, 2008 6:34 pm**

Exploring this a bit more i see that if i use:-
TITLE --> <Title>]<Skip> it will remove all the characters from ] to the end of the string. This works ok on the TITLE field but not the COMPOSER field.
A primer on all this stuff would be really good if anyone can point me in the right direction.

David

Posted: **Fri Mar 28, 2008 6:51 pm**

Can't try for the moment, but
Title --> [<Composer>] <Title>
should do the trick.

Posted: **Fri Mar 28, 2008 7:50 pm**

Thanks Steegy that worked fine & simpler than i thought.

David

Posted: **Tue Apr 15, 2008 10:47 am**

Handy!
Idea: What about replace Tag?

Posted: **Thu Apr 17, 2008 1:54 am**

I ran this on all my "Various Artists" tracks so the artist is "various" and the album artist is the artist. My new iPod is now sorting correctly, so far so good.

But when I scanned my library into my second computer on the network, it's appearing the same as before running this script. Is this something that just messes with the database, or are the actual tags in the file changed, and if the tags are changed, what's the explanation for my networked PC finding the data the old way? Do I need to run the script on my other PC, or will that mess everything up?

Thanks.

Posted: **Thu Apr 17, 2008 5:39 am**

Have you saved your changes to the tag?? It reads like you have only made the changes in your original database which is why they are not being picked up in your secondary database.

Nyn

Posted: **Mon May 05, 2008 6:18 pm**

Steegy - Could the "Grouping" tag field be added to ExtractFields.

Thanks - David

Posted: **Tue May 06, 2008 3:59 pm**

Sure. Using the information from here and here, you can add quite some new fields to be used with ExtractFields.

You need to be at the last part of the script code (the EXTRA ENUMERATIONS section).
For the grouping field, you can/should add "%ZO" to the CommonTags array, "Grouping" to the SongDataFields array and "%ZO", "Grouping" to the FieldDict dictionary.

See the example below:

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Dim CommonTags : CommonTags = Array("%A", "%L", "%S", "%G", "%T", "%Y", "%X", "%R", "%C", "%M", "%B", "%U", "%V", "%W", "%P", "%F", "%ZO") 


' Enumeration of the most important fields in the SongData object 
Dim SongDataFields : SongDataFields = Array( _ 
        "AlbumArtistName", _ 
        "AlbumName", _ 
        "ArtistName", _ 
        "Author", _ 
        "Band", _ 
        "Bitrate", _ 
        "BPM", _ 
        "Comment", _ 
        "Conductor", _ 
        "Copyright", _ 
        "Custom1", _ 
        "Custom2", _ 
        "Custom3", _ 
        "Encoder", _ 
        "Genre", _ 
        "InvolvedPeople", _ 
        "Lyricist", _ 
        "Lyrics", _ 
        "MediaLabel", _ 
        "Mood", _ 
        "MusicComposer", _ 
        "Occasion", _ 
        "OriginalArtist", _ 
        "OriginalLyricist", _ 
        "OriginalTitle", _ 
        "OriginalYear", _ 
        "Publisher", _ 
        "Quality", _ 
        "Rating", _ 
        "Tempo", _ 
        "Title", _ 
        "TrackOrder", _ 
        "Year", _
        "Grouping") 
        
Dim FieldDict : Set FieldDict = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary") 
With FieldDict 
  .Add "%A", "ArtistName" 
  .Add "%C", "Author" 
  .Add "%G", "Genre" 
  .Add "%L", "AlbumName" 
  .Add "%M", "BPM" 
  .Add "%R", "AlbumArtistName" 
  .Add "%S", "Title" 
  .Add "%T", "TrackOrder" 
  .Add "%U", "Custom1" 
  .Add "%V", "Custom2" 
  .Add "%W", "Custom3" 
  .Add "%Y", "Year" 
  .Add "%P", "Path"
  .Add "%ZO", "Grouping" 
End With

After that you can use the Grouping field in the same way as the other fields.

Cheers
Steegy

Posted: **Tue May 06, 2008 8:24 pm**

Thanks for the info - I'll give it a go ( my first attempt at altering a script)

David

Posted: **Tue May 06, 2008 11:05 pm**

Fantastic - worked first time. Thanks again for a great script & your help.

David

Posted: **Sun Jun 01, 2008 10:13 pm**

can you use this to remove trailing text from a song title?
e.g. title.artist and you want to remove .artist

thanks

Posted: **Sun Jun 01, 2008 10:44 pm**

Why would you want to remove the extension from the file? Doing so would make the file unplayable.

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