Hi guys,
Newbie to XBMC... Works and looks great.
Better than existing professionally made stuff!
Still haven't seen anything like this before...!
Have a question regarding CD Ripping.
When I Rip a CD, I would like it to save the Rip like this:
<path>/artist/album name/(mp3 track file)
As it is now, it will be saved as:
<path>/album name/(mp3 track file)
I would like to have the ripped albums from the same artist in subfolders to the artists name.
Is this possible?
Not currently.
A patch will be welcome, however.
Alright the final version does handle compilations. I just moved the final setting of the path down into the for loop for ripping.
I don't know if a setting should be used for folder structure. I personally think it should rip Artist/Album/Song.mp3, so it's fine for me.
Though I don't use it anyways.
Edit: I don't know if it's my changes (I wouldn't think so), but, I have to turn off the xbox with the power button after ripping a CD. The menu items for restart and shutdown, don't work. I did cancel the rip though?
Nuka1195 Wrote:...Edit: I don't know if it's my changes (I wouldn't think so), but, I have to turn off the xbox with the power button after ripping a CD. The menu items for restart and shutdown, don't work. I did cancel the rip though?
No, I haven't noticed anything like that. After the Rip is done, I'm back at the Music -menu and it will take another rip without problems.
I'm using the latest T3CH (2007-06-17 SVN rev9336).
Regards,
Nuka1195 Wrote:...I personally think it should rip Artist/Album/Song.mp3, so it's fine for me.
Yes, that would be great. As it is now, it will rip like:
<path>/album name/Song.mp3
Which is a little bit annoying...
Was this feature added to the main tree? I can't seem to make it do this and the link from above doesn't work anymore.
No it wasn't
Probably a better solution to this would be to interpet slashes properly in the custom naming scheme.
So you can have something like %G/%B/%N. %A which would set the file to be /SetDirectory/Genre/Album/01. Track
I'm looking to doing this right now.
Just like to confirm that this is working fine. Use / in the template to indicate a subfolder. So A%/B%/N% T% gives Pixies/Doolittle/01 Debaser.mp3
VERY nice