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Lossy/Lossless

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	\|[%lossy%:lossy:lossless]		\|[%lossy%:lossy:lossless]
	\|It will be processed as		\|It will be processed as
	* if the input audio is lossy, the value between 1st and 2nd ~~colons~~ will be used		* if the input audio is lossy, the value between 1st and 2nd colon will be used
	* if the input audio is lossless, the value after and 2nd colon will be used		* if the input audio is lossless, the value after and 2nd colon will be used
	* values for losless or lossy can also be left empty (see examples below)		* values for losless or lossy can also be left empty (see examples below)
	\|}		\|}

	== Lossy/Lossless Examples ==		== Lossy/Lossless Examples ==
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"

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	Is is possible to change case of the Metadata elements using the following:		Is is possible to change case of the Metadata elements using the following:
	* To have element in UPPER case, either add a prefix U to it (e.g. %Utitle%, %Ufilename%) or have it all in uppercase (e.g. %TITLE%, %ALBUM%, %FILENAME%).		* To have element in UPPER case, either add a prefix U to it (e.g. %Utitle%, %Ufilename%) or have it all in uppercase (e.g. %TITLE%, %ALBUM%, %FILENAME%).
	* To have element in lower case, add a prefix U to it (%Ltitle%, %Lfilename%).		* To have element in lower case, add a prefix L to it (%Ltitle%, %Lfilename%).
	* To have element Capitalized, add a prefix C to it (%Ctitle%, %Cfilename%).		* To have element Capitalized, add a prefix C to it (%Ctitle%, %Cfilename%).

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Optional parts

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	\|Here, if %language% is empty, underscore won't be added to the output file name.		\|Here, if %language% is empty, underscore won't be added to the output file name.
	\|}		\|}
	It is also possible to add several, comma separated, tag patterns elements in []. In this case the first non-empty value will be used.		* It is also possible to add several, comma separated, tag patterns elements in []. In this case the first non-empty value will be used.
	~~You can only use the % enclosed pattern elements here, no other characters are allowed~~.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|[%title%,%album%]		\|[%title%,%album%]
	\|If %title% is not empty, it will be used. If %album% is not empty, then it will be used. If both, %title% and %album% are empty, the whole [] block will be discarded.		\|If %title% is not empty, it will be used. If %album% is not empty, then it will be used. If both, %title% and %album% are empty, the whole [] block will be discarded.
	\|-		\|-
	\|[%title%,%album%]-[%albumartist%,%performer%]		\|[%title%,%album%][-%albumartist%,-%performer%]
	\|You can use multiple [] blocks.		\|You can use multiple [] blocks. Dash before the pattern element will be retained, if the pattern element is used. Otherwise it will be discarded.
	\|}		\|}

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Optional parts

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	\|[%title%,%album%]		\|[%title%,%album%]
	\|If %title% is not empty, it will be used. If %album% is not empty, then it will be used. If both, %title% and %album% are empty, the whole [] block will be discarded.		\|If %title% is not empty, it will be used. If %album% is not empty, then it will be used. If both, %title% and %album% are empty, the whole [] block will be discarded.
			\|-
	\|[%title%,%album%]-[%albumartist%,%performer%]		\|[%title%,%album%]-[%albumartist%,%performer%]
	\|You can use multiple [] blocks.		\|You can use multiple [] blocks.

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Optional parts

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	\|Here, if %language% is empty, underscore won't be added to the output file name.		\|Here, if %language% is empty, underscore won't be added to the output file name.
	\|}		\|}
	It is also possible to add several, comma separated, tag patterns in []. In this case the first non-empty value will be ~~picked~~.		It is also possible to add several, comma separated, tag patterns elements in []. In this case the first non-empty value will be used.
			You can only use the % enclosed pattern elements here, no other characters are allowed.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|[%title%,%album%]		\|[%title%,%album%]
	\|If %title% is not empty, it will be used. If %album% is not empty, then it will be used. If both, %title% and %album% are empty, the whole [] block will be discarded.		\|If %title% is not empty, it will be used. If %album% is not empty, then it will be used. If both, %title% and %album% are empty, the whole [] block will be discarded.
			\|[%title%,%album%]-[%albumartist%,%performer%]
			\|You can use multiple [] blocks.
	\|}		\|}

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	\|[%title%,%album%]		\|[%title%,%album%]
	\|If %title% is not empty, it will be used. If %album% is not empty, then it will be used. If both, %title% and %album% are empty, the whole [] block will be discarded.		\|If %title% is not empty, it will be used. If %album% is not empty, then it will be used. If both, %title% and %album% are empty, the whole [] block will be discarded.
			\|}

	== Tags with multiple values ==		== Tags with multiple values ==

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	\|Here, if %language% is empty, underscore won't be added to the output file name.		\|Here, if %language% is empty, underscore won't be added to the output file name.
	\|}		\|}
			It is also possible to add several, comma separated, tag patterns in []. In this case the first non-empty value will be picked.
			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|[%title%,%album%]
			\|If %title% is not empty, it will be used. If %album% is not empty, then it will be used. If both, %title% and %album% are empty, the whole [] block will be discarded.

	== Tags with multiple values ==		== Tags with multiple values ==

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	== Tags with multiple values ==		== Tags with multiple values ==
	It is possible to access value of the tag by index, e.g. %genre(1)% will return ~~1st of the multiple values~~.		It is possible to access value of the tag by index, e.g. %genre(1)% will return first value.

	== Case conversion ==		== Case conversion ==

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	== Tags with multiple values ==		== Tags with multiple values ==
	It is possible to access value of the tag by index, e.g. %genre(1)% will return 1st of the ~~many~~ values.		It is possible to access value of the tag by index, e.g. %genre(1)% will return 1st of the multiple values.

	== Case conversion ==		== Case conversion ==