Under the Tools > Management menu, you will find the popular Tag and Rename Wizard. 

Download songs off the net and you will find that they use all sorts of crafty filenames: "(This_Song)_by_This_Artist.mp3", "Artist_-_Title.mp3", "Artist [Track #] Title - Year.mp3", etc?  It's bad enough some probably aren't even tagged yet.

This is where the Tag & Rename Wizard comes in.  You tell it what to expect "My Artist - Title.mp3" for example, and it will match those fields, tag the file, and then rename it to say "(My Artist)  Title.mp3".  

You are in control of how to format your filenames. Additional commands instruct ShufflePlay how to deal with files who don't have certain tags. You can tell it to rename it anyway, insert "unknown" in the name, or just leave it alone.

But wait, there's more!  You can enter up to 5 import templates and up to 5 output templates.  This allows you to successfully process more files at once.  You can change all spaces to underscores, periods, or whatever floats your boat.  You can tell it to automatically capitalize words in the tag and filename.  You can insert your own tag comments overriding existing ones.  You can even tell it to change fields like "The Heeby Jeeveys Band" to "Heeby Jeeveys Band, The" for easier alphabetical searching.

You will be the envy of your friends. People will be asking you how you found the time to tag and rename all those files. Women will be falling over you at the next big social function. Okay, maybe not... but one can daydream right? :)

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