I added files to Batch Queue, changed Output folder options, but when batch process finished, I found all my files in a source folder or in some other place. Why did it happen?
You have to set Output Folder option before you add files into Batch Queue. Actually, you should do all set ups before adding files into Batch Queue. • I want to convert huge amount of files at once using Batch Queue, but I would prefer to keep a folder structure. How can I do it in Advanced WMA Workshop? A: If you want to keep a folder structure during conversion process, you should use Output filename template option. It can be found in [Menu | Options | General] dialog. In the appropriate edit control you may enter items like {SOURCE_FILE}, {FOLDER_LEV1}, {FOLDER_LEV2} and etc. till {FOLDER_LEV10}. Then {SOURCE_FILE} will be replaced by the filename of original file (without path), {FOLDER_LEV1} by the subfolder of original file, {FOLDER_LEV2} by the subfolder’s name of the second level and etc. till {FOLDER_LEV10}. For example, you have WMA audio file with filename like: C:\My Music\Pop\Elvis Presley\02-Fever.wma You want to convert this file into MP3 and place it on disk D into fo
