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#1

I’ve been using Jaikoz (and SongKong) for quite some time now and it keeps getting better. Today’s update is no exception.

I am having a mental block working out the masking though for renaming. At one point I had something I liked, but then I had to go and play with it and can’t seem to be able to go back.

What I desire for Folders:
Artist \ Album [File format] (orig release date)
E.G.
Black Sabbath \ Black Sabbath [HD] (Flac) (1976)

Thank you for the help.

#2

Hi, try this.

ifnotempty2(albumartist,artist,'/')
+ album
+ isHd()
+ addBrackets(filename.substring(filename.lastIndexOf('.')))
+ addBrackets(originalalbumyear)
+ '/'
+ title

function isHd()
{
 return ishd==1 ? ' [HD]' : '';
}

function addBrackets(value)
{
 return value.length > 0 ? ' (' + value + ')' : '';
}

Filename mask comprises both subfolder and filename part and hence I added Title for the filename, but then you can run Action:File and Folder Correct:Correct SubFolder for Metadata to just modify the sub folder part.

#3

Thank you It works well:
“+ addBrackets(filename.substring(filename.lastIndexOf(’.’)))”
This adds a . before the type .flac for example.
I tinkered with it but wasn’t able to clean it up.

#4

You are correct, need the index of the value one after the dot

e.g filename.lastIndexOf('.') + 1

Full mask:

ifnotempty2(albumartist,artist,'/')
+ album
+ isHd()
+ addBrackets(filename.substring(filename.lastIndexOf('.') + 1))
+ addBrackets(originalalbumyear)
+ '/'
+ title

function isHd()
{
 return ishd==1 ? ' [HD]' : '';
}

function addBrackets(value)
{
 return value.length > 0 ? ' (' + value + ')' : '';
}
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