Hi there,
I discovered this program a couple of days ago because I was trying to figure out which album I had in my hands, so I asked Gemini. I then downloaded and installed Picard.
I’m slowly discovering its potential and how much time it can save me with its file and folder renaming system.
I have folders containing music files, especially FLAC and WAV, which are named as follows:
artist name – title
Now, my goal would be to have all folders named like this:
artist name – title – (year) – file format – bit depth-frequency – catalog number – record label
For example:
Cirque du Soleil – Amaluna
Should become:
Cirque du Soleil - Amaluna (2012) FLAC 16-44 CDSMCD_10046_2 Cirque du Soleil Musique
Gemini suggested this script to me:
$set(\_year,$left($if2(%originaldate%,%date%),4))
$set(\_format,$upper(%\_extension%))
$set(\_freq,$if2($replace($div(%\_samplerate%,1000),.1,),‘?’))
$set(\_audio,$if2(%\_bitdepth%,‘?’)-$if2(%\_freq%,‘?’))
$set(\_catno,$if2(%catalognumber%,‘?’))
$set(\_label,$if2(%label%,‘?’))
$if2(%albumartist%,%artist%)
\- %album% \\(%\_year%\\) %\_format% %\_audio% %\_catno%
%\_label%/$num(%tracknumber%,2) - %title%
This only works if the files are moved and copied to another folder.
The problem is that the result is as follows:
Cirque du Soleil - Amaluna (2012) FLAC ‘_’-‘_’ CDSMCD 10046-2 Cirque du Soleil Musique
Instead of the bit depth and sampling frequency, it shows: ‘_’-‘_’
I tried enabling some plugins but didn’t get any results.
Could you please help me?
Thank you very much to whoever replies.