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    Use these placeholders in filename templates below.

    Customize how files and folders are named.

    Customize how track files are named within an album archive.

    If disabled, all tracks are saved in the ZIP root using your filename template.

    Enter any label. The app automatically appends the disc number: Disc 1, Disc 2 or CD 1, CD 2.

    Used for the {explicit} placeholder. Leave empty to disable.

    "Max" provides the best available quality, which may include up to 4K resolution. "Standard" provides a high-quality stream up to 1080p.

    Not all music videos include subtitles. Subtitles are embedded or saved only when Apple Music provides captions for that video.

    AAC only. "JP" uses JP catalog metadata for tags/filenames.

    Overrides each track's individual release date (©day) with the album's release date in the file metadata.

    Only used if an album date override is enabled. The album date will replace ©day, while the original track date is preserved in an iTunes tag. Enter the name of the tag to store it, such as RELEASEDATE or ORIGINALDATE.

    Controls how the release date is written in the Year tag. "Full date" keeps the original value. "Year only" strips it to the four-digit year.

    Archives square_animated_artwork.mp4 and tall_animated_artwork.mp4 when available. Not all albums have animated artwork.

    Verifies ALAC audio frames before saving. A warning will be shown if corruption is detected.

    Experimental

    For Apple Music import testing only. Use these options at your own risk. Keeping the original .m4a file is recommended for normal playback. Apple Music import results may vary.

    Renaming changes the file extension only. Audio data stays exactly the same.