I usually orginize my ripped albums as:

Artist/Year - Artist/Track - Title.flac
for one-record albums

and:
Artist/Year - Artist/CD#/Track - Title.flac
for multi-record albums (where CD# is the number, f.ex. CD1, or in the case of
LPs LP1, LP2 and so on, I currently don't own any multi-volume CD maxis or
12-inch singles :-) ).

Also I could imagin some other schemes people would like to use, f.ex.
Artist/Volume-Track-Title

It would be nice if sound-juicer would support this.

Thanks!

(Note, the inclusion of year in the structure is in another feature request)

Marcus Lundblad wrote:

According to http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=526649 it is possible to
do it for file names. Does this suit your needs, or should it be possible to do
it in the directories too?

Hi,
First up,
Not really sure how these differ. They both appear to be different
takes on 'please make the folder structure configurable'. Perhaps they
could be merged?

Secondly, I have to agree with the configuration issue.
I like to layout my music with the year of release in the folder
structure, so its like this:

The Prodigy - 1994 - Music for the Jilted Generation/01 -Intro.ogg

The year is the bit i can't do with sound-juicer at the moment.

I did fire up gconf, and found there is a setting to change this
(/apps/sound-juicer/path_pattern for anyone interested), but changes
here are not reflected in the UI (The 'album hierarchy' bit is blank),
so i can't tell without doing a rip if it works.
Annoyingly i a broken cd drive at the moment, so can't test if it at
least works...

This/These issues look more like these bugzilla bugs[1][2] then that
mentioned in earlier posts of 475657.

[1] https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=397418
[2] https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=435940

thanks,
kk