User's Guide Part 3

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If none of these have been defined, the folders will not be created. Or if one of them has

been left out, it will create a folder at that level, but the folder will be unnamed.

The default folder naming convention is:

…\Album Artist\Album Name

For example:

…\Zoot Brute\Final Vinyl

But if you wanted to redefine the path to add a genre folder, you would select ‘Album

Genre’ in the first field, then move ‘Album Artist’ and ‘Album Name’ into the fields to

the right. So the following selections:

Would result in a path like the following example:

…\Rock\Zoot Brute\Final Vinyl

You also need to define the naming convention used for the audio files. The filename

can be defined by up to six elements, broken up by a separator. By default, the ripper

defines a filename using two elements and a separator: Track Number and Track Name

are the elements, and a hyphen is the separator. For example:

…\01 – Ever Ending Story.mp3

Say you want to include the Artist Name and Album Name in the filename. You would

select those options in the respective fields of the ‘Custom File Name and Separator

Selection’ fields. So the following selections:

would name the file along the lines of the following example:

…\01 – Zoot Brute – Final Vinyl – Ever Ending Story.mp3

Album Name,

Song Title,

Artist Name,

and Genre

must all be defined