I'm running MM 3.2.0.1294
Using the Auto-Organize mask: E:\Music\<Album Artist>\<Album>\<Artist> - <Title>
and the following details in the Mp3 Tag:
Album Artist = T.I.
Album = Urban Legend
Artist = T.I.
Title = U Don't Know Me
results in:
E:\Music\T.I\Urban Legend\T.I. - U Don't Know Me.mp3
instead of:
E:\Music\T.I.\Urban Legend\T.I. - U Don't Know Me.mp3
It simply ignores the period on the end of the <AlbumArtist> name and results in E:\Music\T.I instead of E:\Music\T.I.
Auto-Organize Ignores <AlbumArtist> ending in a period
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Re: Auto-Organize Ignores <AlbumArtist> ending in a period
windows drops the period on folders with no extention
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Re: Auto-Organize Ignores <AlbumArtist> ending in a period
but you can always rename a folder and add a trailing period?!?
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Re: Auto-Organize Ignores <AlbumArtist> ending in a period
No. Windows will not allow a folder that ends in a period. You add a folder and manually type in "T.I." and when you hit enter, it will automatically become "T.I". That's on Vista at least, but I seem to recall it being the same for XP. Can't remember for 98 and before. Haven't used Vista.
Thus, this is an issue with Windows, not MediaMonkey.
Thus, this is an issue with Windows, not MediaMonkey.
Re: Auto-Organize Ignores <AlbumArtist> ending in a period
Maybe it's just a Windows 7 thing then. I can rename a folder in MM running on Windows 7 to make it end with a period, but only from WITHIN MM, weird?
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