[SOLVED] Console version interpreting patterns as spaces
Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2022 9:23 pm
I wrote a .BAT file to recursively process a bunch of folders I have filled with FLAC files and convert the FLAC to MP3 CBR 320, placing the new MP3's into folders named as:
%albumartist% - %year% %album%\%albumartist% - %year% %album% - %track2% - %title%
However, the generated folder is a single dash between two spaces and all of the tracks are just named as a combination of dashes. I can see that all of the patterns are blank when I see the command line BAT file executing. My BAT file reads as follows:
Is there something I am doing incorrectly here?
Also, is there some way to get the console version to use my tagsreplace.txt file like the app version does?
Thanks,
Jeff
%albumartist% - %year% %album%\%albumartist% - %year% %album% - %track2% - %title%
However, the generated folder is a single dash between two spaces and all of the tracks are just named as a combination of dashes. I can see that all of the patterns are blank when I see the command line BAT file executing. My BAT file reads as follows:
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xrecode3cx64 -i .\*.flac -r -cbr 320 -createinsrc -dest mp3 -44100 -b 16 -coverfilename "folder" -fileexists 0 -pfilename "%albumartist% - %year% %album%\%albumartist% - %year% %album% - %track2% - %title%"
Also, is there some way to get the console version to use my tagsreplace.txt file like the app version does?
Thanks,
Jeff