> there would be three files with the same name. Before I do that, I need to find all the dupes by file name (not by Mp3 tag).Ģ6 - Metallica - Enter Sandman.mp3 = Result => Metallica - Enter Sandman_3.mp3 Is there any way (with a reg exp) to remove the starting number-space-dash-space and then if duplicates are found, perhaps append a number at the end? That would at least help sort the files until I can hand pick the best one.Ġ1 - Metallica - Enter Sandman.mp3 = Result => Metallica - Enter Sandman_1.mp3ġ01 - Metallica - Enter Sandman.mp3 = Result => Metallica - Enter Sandman_2.mp3Ģ6 - Metallica - Enter Sandman.mp3 = Result => Metallica - Enter Sandman_3.mp3 Artex Posts: 2 Joined: Tue 3:22 pmĪrtex wrote:I have about 20K mp3s that I am renaming, trying to reduce the number of duplicate files by only keeping a single file with the highest bitrate. How can I get around this?Ġ1 - Metallica - Enter Sandman.mp3 = Result => Metallica - Enter Sandman.mp3ġ01 - Metallica - Enter Sandman.mp3 = Result => Metallica - Enter Sandman.mp3Ģ6 - Metallica - Enter Sandman.mp3 = Result => Metallica - Enter Sandman.mp3 In this situation, however, nothing would be done because there would be three files with the same name. Typically I would remove the (starting number-space-dash-space) to leave just the (Artist-Space-Dash-Space-SongName.mp3). The problem I am running into is as follows: Before I do that, I need to find all the dupes by file name (not by Mp3 tag). I have about 20K mp3s that I am renaming, trying to reduce the number of duplicate files by only keeping a single file with the highest bitrate.
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