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I like the new naming scheme, as it pretty much now automatically does what I'd always had to do manually. If I might make a suggestion: when pruning a long taglist for a filename, it'd be most useful if, rather than just truncating it, we were still guaranteed to have the artist and copyright tags preserved. (Maybe the script already does this and I haven't noticed yet because I haven't saved any really long names yet).
Originally I thought that the tagme and fixme tags were useless in filenames... but it occurred to me that I can locally search for those every month or so and then use the file number to check here for parent/child/fixes.
Skeptic
Originally I thought that the tagme and fixme tags were useless in filenames... but it occurred to me that I can locally search for those every month or so and then use the file number to check here for parent/child/fixes.