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Sgt_Strider
How do I get my flac files to have this naming scheme when setting up EAC to rip into FLAC?

Artist - (Year) - Album\Artist - Track - Title.flac

and

Album - (Year)\Track - Artist - Title.flac


Thanks!!
mixminus1
EAC -> EAC Options -> Filename "Naming scheme"

All of the variables you can use to build filenames are listed there, and you use a \ to indicate subdirectories. The file extension is added automatically.
Sgt_Strider
QUOTE(mixminus1 @ Oct 29 2005, 04:35 PM)
EAC -> EAC Options -> Filename "Naming scheme"

All of the variables you can use to build filenames are listed there, and you use a \ to indicate subdirectories.  The file extension is added automatically.
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I'm not very familiar with it so that is why I'm asking. Someone please help me..
kockroach
QUOTE(Sgt_Strider @ Oct 29 2005, 06:26 PM)
How do I get my flac files to have this naming scheme when setting up EAC to rip into FLAC?

Artist - (Year) - Album\Artist - Track - Title.flac

and

Album - (Year)\Track - Artist - Title.flac


Thanks!!
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%A - (%Y) - %C\%A - %N - %T

and

%C - (%Y)\%N - %A - %T
Sgt_Strider
Thank you!!!
clintb
Here's a list I found a while back. I'm not sure if it's complete though.

CODE
%s Source filename
%d Destination filename
%h...%h Text "..." only when "High quality" selected
%l...%l Text "..." only when "Low quality" selected
%c...%c Text "..." only when "CRC checksum" selected
%r Bitrate ("32".."320")
%a CD artist
%g CD title
%t Track title
%y Year
%n Track number
%m MP3 music genre
%o Original filename (without temporary renaming)
%e Comment (as selected in EAC)
skelly831
QUOTE(clintb @ Oct 29 2005, 10:10 PM)
Here's a list I found a while back.  I'm not sure if it's complete though.

CODE
%s Source filename
%d Destination filename
%h...%h Text "..." only when "High quality" selected
%l...%l Text "..." only when "Low quality" selected
%c...%c Text "..." only when "CRC checksum" selected
%r Bitrate ("32".."320")
%a CD artist
%g CD title
%t Track title
%y Year
%n Track number
%m MP3 music genre
%o Original filename (without temporary renaming)
%e Comment (as selected in EAC)

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The list above names the variables than can be used with command line programs, the ones to use on the naming scheme are different:

%T - Track title
%N - Track number
%A - CD ot track artist
%Y - Release year
%C - CD title
%I - IDR music type
%B - Freedb music type
%D - CD Artist
%F - Freedb ID

Edit: typo.
clintb
QUOTE(skelly831 @ Oct 30 2005, 09:35 AM)
QUOTE(clintb @ Oct 29 2005, 10:10 PM)
Here's a list I found a while back.  I'm not sure if it's complete though.

CODE
%s Source filename
%d Destination filename
%h...%h Text "..." only when "High quality" selected
%l...%l Text "..." only when "Low quality" selected
%c...%c Text "..." only when "CRC checksum" selected
%r Bitrate ("32".."320")
%a CD artist
%g CD title
%t Track title
%y Year
%n Track number
%m MP3 music genre
%o Original filename (without temporary renaming)
%e Comment (as selected in EAC)

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The list above names the variables than can be used with command line programs, the ones to use on the naming scheme are different:

%T - Track title
%N - Track number
%A - CD ot track artist
%Y - Release year
%C - CD title
%I - IDR music type
%B - Freedb music type
%D - CD Artist
%F - Freedb ID

Edit: typo.
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Oops, silly me.
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