Posted by: Wolfbane Sep 2 2014, 11:27 AM
Im using "FooBar 1.3.3" and sometimes when it writes to a txt files it adds track number or some other stuff I dont want in the display info.
The default settings for "AMIP '%s' format:" is the follwoing.
$num(%_playlist_number%,3). [%artist% - ]$if(%title%,['['%album%[ #[%disc%/]$num(%tracknumber%,2)]'] ']%title%,%_filename_ext%)
I tried to edit it to only display "Artist name" and "Track title" but when I did edit it I instead made everything disspear.
So anyone who can help me out on how it should look ?
Also is there any newer version of the program ?
Saz the latest version is from 2010. (version for FooBar I have is v1.01)
I do not have any problems/errors witht he program, but still nice to know.
Posted by: Q91 Oct 22 2014, 12:42 PM
QUOTE(Wolfbane @ Sep 2 2014, 01:27 PM)
Im using "FooBar 1.3.3" and sometimes when it writes to a txt files it adds track number or some other stuff I dont want in the display info.
The default settings for "AMIP '%s' format:" is the follwoing.
$num(%_playlist_number%,3). [%artist% - ]$if(%title%,['['%album%[ #[%disc%/]$num(%tracknumber%,2)]'] ']%title%,%_filename_ext%)
I tried to edit it to only display "Artist name" and "Track title" but when I did edit it I instead made everything disspear.
So anyone who can help me out on how it should look ?
Also is there any newer version of the program ?
Saz the latest version is from 2010. (version for FooBar I have is v1.01)
I do not have any problems/errors witht he program, but still nice to know.
I presume you only want to show (Track) Artist and (Track) Title?
A very simple would just change it to
%artist% - %title%That wouldnt look right if your file happens to not have ID/Tags, so this should work better:
[%artist% - ]%titleThe reason why it might have gone blank is because you can have missed an %, or missed making sure that the [ are closed with an ]. Enclosing an anything with [ ] means that if there is a tag that is missing (like no artist is available in the file), nothing within will show.