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Revision as of 09:48, 1 September 2016

  • Filename: standard pattern used to create output files when files are transcoded one to one.
  • CD: used to create output file for Grabbed Audio CD tracks.
  • CUE: used to create output file when files are added via CUE file.
  • Merge: used to create output file when files are Merged.
  • Multiple streams: used to create output file for files with multiple audio streams.
  • Multiple audio-streams with chapters: used to create output file for files with multiple audio streams with chapters (such as m2ts).
  • Split: used to create output file when Split is used.
  • Split into file per channel: used to create output file when Split into file per channel is used.
  • Audiobook: used to create output file for Audiobook.
  • SACD (for stereo): used for SACD stereo area files.
  • SACD (for multichannel): used for SACD multichannel area files. [%area%_] means that it is optional. It will only be used when files from both areas are used at the same time.
  • Remove %artist% when artist name is the same for all tracks - %artist% element of the pattern will be removed if it's the same for all tracks.
  • Remove %albumartist% when album artist name is the same for all tracks - %albumartist% element of the pattern will be removed if it's the same for all tracks.
  • Change Case
Don't change Leave as is
To UPPERCASE Filename will be created in all upper case chanracters
To lowercase Filename will be created in all lowercase chanracters
Capitalize Each Word Each word of the output file name will be capitalized, .e.g "d'art" will be capitalize as "D'Art", "foo-bar" will be capitalize as "Foo-Bar", etc.

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