Alrighty, no biggie. Thanks for the response!

1337haXXor wrote: ↑Wed Jun 02, 2021 5:12 pm I know it's not big, but I'm meticulous about organization, and I have many aspects of my library ordered by added date,

Unfortunately it is something that MM can't help you with as Explorer is one that serve MM next file in order to scan and unless they are Zero padded 10 is right after 1 and before 2

Yes, I've noticed that before. 01, 02, 03, etc. works, but 1, 2, 3... 10, 11 does not. Windows sorts them in order with or without the padding. I know it's not big, but I'm meticulous about organization, and I have many aspects of my library ordered by added date, and I like having them in order. My current solution is to pre-tag them with another program, or add them as is, Ctrl+R auto-organize, then delete them and re-add them, as with my sorting rules they'll be in the proper order.

Hi,
We are ATM investigation best ways to handle Zero padding in Scanning into library, presenting Track/Disk # and Auto organize.

Were you just scanned the files or you were also tried Auto Tag from Filename to correct track ordering?

Asking because "01 - Title", "10 - Title" are completely different than filenames "1 - Title", "10 - Title" and they are sort completely different.

I noticed that when adding tracks that happen to have numbers in the file name (Like 1 - Cheese, 2 - Doodle... 10 - Booger), when adding the folder to the library, it will add them in order of first digit, second digit, etc. So 1 - Cheese, 10 - Booger, 2 - Doodle, etc.