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I'm trying to have a file name as track# - title when the release is a single disc and d(disc#)t(track#) - title when the release is multidisc. However, it looks like everything is defaulting to the multidisc naming convention.
For example, I'm trying to import "Hunky Dory" by David Bowie - specifically, this release https://musicbrainz.org/release/86c0600c-4098-4f7a-8651-c6e271d7d9d8. I don't see any entries in Disc ID on musicbrainz, so I would assume that the filenames would follow my single disc format.
After looking at similar items, I thought I had the right setup with creating a multidisc variable and the %if statements, but I must be missing a step somewhere.
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I'm trying to have a file name as track# - title when the release is a single disc and d(disc#)t(track#) - title when the release is multidisc. However, it looks like everything is defaulting to the multidisc naming convention.
For example, I'm trying to import "Hunky Dory" by David Bowie - specifically, this release https://musicbrainz.org/release/86c0600c-4098-4f7a-8651-c6e271d7d9d8. I don't see any entries in Disc ID on musicbrainz, so I would assume that the filenames would follow my single disc format.
Here's my config.yaml
After looking at similar items, I thought I had the right setup with creating a multidisc variable and the %if statements, but I must be missing a step somewhere.
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