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I'm gradually moving to Linux and I'm experimenting with Banshee, since it is the best player for me in terms of features, flexibility and even accessibility. I can use it comfortably with Orca screen reader. Yeah, a blind user. Although I miss some facilities like having a shortcut key for seeking, or at least a way to seek the same way you can adjust the volume when you press enter while the slider is in focus, it is the best I found for playing my music on Linux, ripping CDs, changing music information and etc. I've been using Foobar2000 on my Windows machine and I love the tools it offers. Anyway, recently I've discovered that you can setup file name conventions beyond what's offered by the banshee GUI. Basically what I'm trying to do is: When you have an album that is comprised of a single disc, like "21" by Adele, it is normaly named like this: "02 - Rumour Has It.flac" But when it's a multi-cd like Pink Floyd's "The Wall "you can have it named like this: "2-01 - Hey You.flac" I'm trying to acomplish this in a form of condition, when disc count is greater than 1 it names dynamically, just like it happens in iTunes. I was able to get the same result with Foobar2000. How can I acomplish this in Banshee? anything on gconf-editor or similar would do the trick. If is there any technical documentation explaining the necessary codes and arguments to be used to get the results I'm interested in, please let me know as well. Thanks in advance. And also thanks for the app. Peace, Edu. |