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--- howto:danc [03.04.2015 16:09 (vor 9 Jahren)] – Externe Bearbeitung 127.0.0.1
+++ howto:danc [16.11.2016 23:18 (vor 8 Jahren)] (aktuell) – Externe Bearbeitung 127.0.0.1
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 ====== Digital Audio Naming Convention ======
-Revision: 1.1 (2005-09-08)
+Revision: 1.2 (2016-02-14)
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 Most Compilations consist of tracks from many different artists. This leads to "artist flooding" on your mobile
-mp3 player if you have lots of compilations. To prevent this problem you MAY tag albums with more than 2 artists
+mp3 player if you have lots of compilations. To prevent this problem you SHOULD tag albums with more than 2 artists
 using the following convention:
-  * Artist = "Various Artists" or "Compilations" or Artist = Album_Name
+  * Artist = "Compilations"
-  * Title = "Title" & " - " & "Artist" [ & ", " & "Artist2" ]
+  * Title = "Title" & " - " & "Artist"
   example:
   title  = "Street Life - Randy Crawford"
-  artist = "Various Artists"
+  artist = "Compiliations"
 ==== Soundtracks ====
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 ===== Filenames =====
-Filenames are not really important. They SHOULD make it possible to identify the file content. However, you MAY
+Filenames are not really important. But they SHOULD make it possible to identify the file content and as such you SHOULD use the first proposed variant. You MAY use your own convention to organize your files.
-use your own convention to organize your files.
-You MAY use the following convention:
+You SHOULD use the following convention:
-Variant1 (iTunes):
+==== Variant1 (preferred) ====
+Filename: "Genre" & "/" & "Artist" & "/" & "Album" & "/" & "Track Number" & " " & "Title" & .extension
+  example: ./Techno/Prodigy/The Fat Of The Land/02 Breathe.mp3
+  example: ./Techno/Compilations/The Rock Soundtrack/02 Hummel gets the Rockets.mp3
+=== Variant2 (iTunes) ===
 Filename: "Artist" & "/" & "Album" & "/" & "Track Number" & " " & "Title" & .extension
   example: ./Prodigy/The Fat Of The Land/02 Breathe.mp3
-Variant2:
-Filename: "Artist" & "/" & "Album" & "/" & "Track Number" & " - " & "Artist" & " - " & "Title" & .extension
-  example: ./Prodigy/The Fat Of The Land/02 - The Prodigy - Breathe.mp3
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 Todays filesystems should be able to properly handle UTF-8 filenames. You MAY keep special characters such as äöü in your filenames. If you strip them you MAY replace them by an underscore (_).
+You SHOULD use the following additional rules to get nice folder structures:
+  - When GENRE is not set, use "Unknown Genre" as the directory name
+  - When ARTIST is not set, use "Unknown Artist" as directory name
+  - When ALBUM is not set, use "Unknown Album" ad directory name
+  - When TRACK NUMBERS are not available, leave track numbers away
+  - When the COMPILATION flag is set, use "Compilations" as the ARTIST name
+  - When DISCNUMBER is available, add the discnumber before the TRACK in the filename
+===== MP3 Tagging Tools =====
+  - MP3 Tag for Windows is a great application (and there is a port for OS X too)
+    - Windows: http://www.mp3tag.de/download.html
+    - OS X: http://www.mp3tag.de/en/mac-osx.html
+I used the following rename rule to tag my files:
+_NEW\%genre%\$if($isdigit(%compilation%),"Compilations",$if($len(%artist%),%artist%,"Unbekannter Interpret"))\$if($len(%album%),%album%,"Unbekanntes Album")\$if($isdigit(%track%),$if(isdigit(%discnumber%),$left(%discnumber%,1)-,"")$num(%track%,2) ,"")%title%