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That would skip the not-JOHN files, but that would strip off the first four characters of every file that does NOT have JOHN in that position. Basically you're running into the limitations of plain wildcards.
This would be more generally solved by a good solution to issue #27, e.g. suppose we could simply say
Hi
id3 --delete --track "0%x" --title "%1_0%x" "*_*.mp3"
The above works as expected to ad part of the filename into the title tag.
How can I filter out some of the files in the folder, in this case those not starting with JOHN.
id3 --delete --track "0%x" --title "%1_0%x" "*_JOHN*.mp3"
I can find no clear example & I tried various combinations of escaping & brackets.
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