I used one of the guides on Hydrogenaudio to setup EAC and FLAC.
I can rip to FLAC just fine. However, the files I get are named: Man In The Box.flac
I'm looking for "01 - Alice In Chains - Man In The Box.flac".
Command line options:
-T "artist=%a" -T "title=%t" -T "album=%g" -T "date=%y" -T "tracknumber=%n" -T "genre=%m" -10 %s
What should I change?
Full Version: EAC & FLAC - Adding Track # & Artist to file.
In <EAC Options> <Filename> Tab, <Naming Scheme> =
%N - %A - %T
I use
%D - %C\%N - %A - %T
for directory creation by CD Artist - CD Title\## - Track Artist - Track Title
%N - %A - %T
I use
%D - %C\%N - %A - %T
for directory creation by CD Artist - CD Title\## - Track Artist - Track Title
QUOTE(Nick.C @ May 28 2007, 14:14) 
In <EAC Options> <Filename> Tab, <Naming Scheme> =
%N - %A - %T
I use
%D - %C\%N - %A - %T
for directory creation by CD Artist - CD Title\## - Track Artist - Track Title
Thanks. I had the %N - %A - %T set, but it was in the ID3 settings.
Foolish me - thanks for your help.
QUOTE(al4 @ May 28 2007, 22:45)
Thanks. I had the %N - %A - %T set, but it was in the ID3 settings.
Foolish me - thanks for your help.
Easy mistake to make - I confuse those two all the time.
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