Add index number on renamed file.

[tfonias74]

Hello,

I don't know if it addressed on older post (couldn't find it) but I want to know if there is a way to add an index number to the renamed file when there is a conflict with another file having the same name.. ex (1), (2),..
Especially in the Acoustid section.

Thanx in advance.

Thanos

[rednoah]

Try this. Not sure how well it'll work for AcoustID matches though.

The {di} duplicate index and {dc} duplicate count should do the job:

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{if (dc > 1) ".part$di"}

[tfonias74]

I tried it but it does not seem to work there..

[rednoah]

I tried it but it does not seem to work there..

I suppose AcoustID will have many unique IDs for conceptually the same song, so it's a duplicate or not depending on your point of view.


If you're using the GUI, you'll need extra information in the filename to make the filename unique, e.g. adding [{crc32}] will do the job.


If you're using the CLI, then --conflict index then it'll add .1-9 to the filename to make it unique.


EDIT:

AudioTrack "uniqueness" is defined by [album, artist, title] so [di, dc] will work:

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{album} - {artist} - {t}{if (dc > 1) ".$di"}