- | Select Directory. Select a directory in which the file importer should look for files. In case the recursive option is selected the file importer will scan the selected directory for files as well as any sub folder of the directory. The Start button starts the file lookup. Each found file is added to the files table. |
- | Select a File. Select a specific file from which the information should be parsed. The selected file is added to the files table. |
- | Container. Select the container for the imported items. A container can be anything, for example a CD suitcase. |
- | Storage Medium. Optionally you can select the Storage Media type on which the to be imported data resides. The storage medium indicates on which type of media the item is stored (CD, DVD, etc.). |
- | Use directory name as title. Select the container for the imported items. A container can be anything, for example a CD suitcase. |
- | Do not use directory information. Only use the information from the music file itself, such as the tag information of an mp3. |
- | Use directory name as album name. The directory in which the music file resides has the album name (example ..\..\Abba Gold). |
- | Use directory name as artist name. The directory in which the music file resides has the artist name (example ..\..\Abba). |
- | Use directory name as artist name and its sub-directory as album name. The directory in which the music file resides has the artist name and its sub-directory has the album name (example ..\..\Abba\Abba Gold). |