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[fredhammersmith]

I use other softwares, like CD Architect, to do music compilations. But of course I prepare them in MuC, testing the flow and alll...

Small question: to prepare the tracks for the work in the other software, I copy them, using the "RENAME, MOVE, & COPY FILES" window. 'Couple of questions:

• How can I insert the Playlist Track Number in the Filename, so I can recreate the playlist quickl;y and easily int he other software?
• Can I convert them to "24-bit" Wave files?
• Can I apply track replay gain while copying?

[MrC]

I think you'll need to perform this in two steps, the first to copy and sequence the files, the second to convert formats.

1) Create a playlist in  the order you want the tracks.
2) Copy the files to your destination, using CustomData(#) as part of your track name in the file copy rule.  CustomData(#) will give you the sequence number.
3) Convert the files to wave.

I don't think you can apply track gain on copy.  This is a separate Analyze Audio step.

If the files are going to a CD-R, the burn CD function has the ability to add a sequence number.  See:

http://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/CD/DVD_File_Naming
http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=44630.msg306015;topicseen#msg306015
http://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/Media_Center_expression_language#CustomData.28....29:_Sequence_numbering_when_renaming_files

[fredhammersmith]

I think you'll need to perform this in two steps, the first to copy and sequence the files, the second to convert formats.

1) Create a playlist in  the order you want the tracks.
2) Copy the files to your destination, using CustomData(#) as part of your track name in the file copy rule.  CustomData(#) will give you the sequence number.
3) Convert the files to wave.

I don't think you can apply track gain on copy.  This is a separate Analyze Audio step.

If the files are going to a CD-R, the burn CD function has the ability to add a sequence number.  See:

http://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/CD/DVD_File_Naming
http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=44630.msg306015;topicseen#msg306015
http://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/Media_Center_expression_language#CustomData.28....29:_Sequence_numbering_when_renaming_files

Great. Using it with the padnumber function to get 2-digit sequence number, I got exactly what I wanted. Thks!