Basically I'm hoping that there is a way to create directories and subdirectories based on attributes other than date/time.
I envision something like this:
exiftool (options) "-directory<artist" "-directory<album" .
Since -d only works with date/time stamps to define the subdirectories I'm kinda stumped.
If possible I could also execute these separately, first creating the artist directory:
exiftool "-directory<artist" .
then recursively executing for the album.
exiftool -r "-directory<album" .
However, I can't find a way to change the absolute path, so all the album directories are created at .
Thanks all!
Try
exiftool "-Directory</path/to/$Artist/$Album" /path/to/files/
Files that don't have both an Artist and an Album will not be moved.
I suggest using the advanced formatting feature to remove any characters that are illegal in directory names:
exiftool "-Directory</path/to/${Artist;}/${Album;}" /path/to/files/
- Phil
Thanks for the quick reply and it works great!!
I spent hours banging my head against the wall; I should have asked before I got the goose egg. ;D
Thank you so much!
Meesh