auto-organize: leave track/disc number blank if tag missin

by **carstengiese** » Sun Apr 30, 2023 7:11 am

I always use this pattern:
\\synology\music\<Album-Interpret>\<Album>\$if(<Disc #>,CD <Disc #:2>)\$if(<Disc #>,<Disc #><Track#:2>,<Track#:2>) - <Interpret> - <Titel>

by **yarguy** » Tue Jun 27, 2017 7:00 am

The masks allow if statements. So to include a disc# only if there is a disk number and you want a hyphen and to check for a track number use:

$if(<Disc#>,<Disc#>-)$if(<Track#>,<Track#> )

If you always want track numbers to be two digits (makes sorting work right) use:

$if(<Disc#>,<Disc#>-)$if(<Track#>,<Track#:2> )

EDIT: Sorry, I left out a comma in the <Track> rule. It's now been added.

by **MMFrLife** » Tue Jun 27, 2017 6:34 am

Not sure, but this dir/fn mask configurations (from signature) may help until someone else shows up.

by **oliver.iacono** » Tue Jun 27, 2017 4:19 am

Hello,

I'm just trialling some iTunes alternatives since deciding that it's been updated past the point of usability. I also have an android phone and would like to be able to sync music easily.
I had a go at musicbee and am now trialling mediamonkey and both programs make it extremely hard to auto-organise the library the way I would like it to. I don't at this stage want to buy mediamonkey gold when I might end up using something else anyway, especially since mediamonkey is aesthetically very unpleasing.

I've added my music library to the program, and would now like to auto-organize the library to a new mediamonkey folder (like itunes does) and organise the folders in the way that itunes does - that is, disc#-track# title:

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