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[fzabkar · Accepted solution]

You can download my script here:

http://www.users.on.net/~fzabkar/sortcopy.cmd

You will need to edit the destination spec (\\server\AudioBooks\) with a text editor.

I advise you to test the script on a junk directory.

[EasyUser]

In FormatFactory, when you hit Add button, you were given a file dialog, hit the "view menu" button in the tool bar, select detail, now you can sort the file in the file dialog.  Copy should work, but you need to create an empty file to append to your mp3 files.

[Mephisto66]

Thank you for everything.

I'll try it, and come back to you.

[Mephisto66]

So,

the script would have done the trick, but unfortunatly some of my folders are with spaces (I know you shouldn't do that, but I did).

So I did it, a different way. I bought a synology NAS and problem solved. This unit doesn't care when it was copied. This looks for the name.

Thank you for your support. 

[fzabkar]

You can accommodate spaces by enclosing the filespec in quotes.

The line ...

DIR /p \\server\Audio Books\

... should be changed to ...

DIR /p "\\server\Audio Books\"

And the end of the FOR line should be changed from ...

+ nix \\server\AudioBooks\"%%a"

... to ...

+ nix "\\server\Audio Books\%%a"