This is in Python 3.4.
I'm writing my first program for myself and I'm stuck at a certain part. I'm trying to rename all of my audio files according to its metadata in python. However, when I try to rename the files, it doesn't finish renaming it sometimes. I think it is due to an invalid character. The problem is that I don't know what character it is. To me, it looks like a space but it isn't.
My code is here:
from tinytag import TinyTag
import os
print("Type in the file directory of the songs you would like to rename and organize:")
directory = input()
os.chdir(directory)
file_list = os.listdir(directory)
for item in file_list:
tag = TinyTag.get(item)
title = str(tag.title)
artist = str(tag.artist)
if artist[-1] == "\t" or artist[-1] == " ":
print("Found it!")
new_title = artist + "-" + title + ".mp3"
#os.rename(item, new_title)
print(new_title)
This is the list that it outputs: http://imgur.com/tfgBdMZ
It is supposed to output "Artist-Title.mp3" but sometimes it outputs "Artist -Title .mp3". When the space is there, python stops renaming it at that point. The first entry that does so is Arethra Franklin. It simply names the file Arethra Franklin rather than Arethra Franklin-Dr.Feelgood.mp3
Why does it do this? My main question is what is that space? I tried setting up a == boolean to see if it is a space (" ") but it isn't.
It ends the renaming by stopping once it hits that "space". It doesn't when it hits a normal space however.