#notice the begining of the options section
FILEMASK='%r - %a - %n - %t'
#key
#----------------------------------------------------------
#%r = Artist, %a = Album, %n = song number, %t = Song Title
#%ur = ARTIST, %ua = ALBUM, %ut = SONG TITLE
#%lr = artist, %la = album, %lt = song title
#%fr = first character of artist's name
#each of these special symbols will be replaced by the appropriate artist/album
#etc. for each mp3
#note that by prefixing one of these symbols with a l then it will be converted
#to lower case for the file/directory/id3 tag, or if by a u, then it will be
#converted in upper case.
#it doesn't matter if some of these don't exist in every song title
#if for instance, album doesn't exist in the title, everything following %a up
#to the next % will be removed from the mask for the renamed mp3. so in the
#above example " - " would be removed.
#also if anything is enclosed in brackets in your naming scheme, and the item
#doesn't exist, then the brackets will be removed appropriately
DIRECTORYMASK='%r/%a/'
#this is like the FILEMASK, you want to use "/" as the delimeter, trust me.
#if the album isn't found in the song title then that directory just won't be
#created
ID3TITLEMASK='%n - %t'
#title doesn't include the filename extension for this one
#also behaves sensibly as FILEMASK does
-x
#this is a good idea unless you can't be bothered to install MP3::Tagged
#-f
#if the above line was uncommented, this would set the command line option -f to
#on by default. In this case for example, the script would never ask you before
#renaming each mp3
#-d '/home/everlong/audio files/'
#if the above line was uncommented, the command line -d would always be set,
#with the options set as shown without the quotes. Note that when setting
#command line options with arguments as above, you must always enclose the
#argument in single quotes, and there must be a space between the argument and
#the first single quote.
#Options set here are overridden by options set on the command line.
#-i '2'
#one more example, if the above option was uncommented the script would always
#write the id3v2 tag of each mp3
#general options section over, now start the gui options section
-Dd
-Ds