No problem.

Sorry, I missed the notification of your last reply. Actually I missed something simple in your previous screen shots. The Title field contains a track number. Look at your screen shot I've attached. Look at the Title column. The track numbers being in the Title field cause you to have duplicate track numbers when you use the template. One comes from the <Track> token and one from the <Title> token.

Now I have no idea if you like your Title fields to contain track numbers. If you want to rename your tracks using the current titles, you'll have to strip out the leading track in numbers in the Title field. There's a variety of ways to do this. You can do it with an action or manually using the Multi-Field Editor. If you want to use the Multi-Field editor:

1. select all the files you want to modify in the main window.
2. open the multi-field editor. Edit>Multi Field Editor
3. check the Title field.
4. Enter 5 for five characters in the Remove field. (See attached image). It looks like five characters to me from the screen shot.
5. Hit the Remove/Insert button

You should now have removed the track from the title. If it looks incorrect, I've probably got the wrong count based on visually examining the screen shot. If this is the case in the main window from the context menu select Revert which will restore your files. Then set up the Multi Field editor as I show in the last image. Again, select your files, then hit the Find/Remove button then the Trim Fields button.

At this point, using one of the above methods, your Title fields should not have leading track numbers. You can now apply the rename template for the desired result. You can choose to Save the changes you made to the files or you can Revert.

This can all be automated using actions where the leading track number in the title field is removed automatically before you rename. This route will make sense if you have lots of files where the Title field contains the track number.

Here's the second showing the remove character method via the Multi-Field editor:

That's why I sent U the different screen shots. No problem....your 1st. solution worked perfectly and U did count good....5 spaces.
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Hi,

'duran_duran_rio_acapella' is the filename? eg. 'duran_duran_rio_acapella.mp3'

Are the contents of the Artist and Title fields correct? Does Artist contain 'Duran Duran' and Title 'Rio Acapella'?

There are only two ways to go. The first is reconstructing the filename from valid data contained in fields. This is easy. The second is extracting the metadata from the filename which in this case is tough as there is no unique delimiter between the data components.

Is this a specific fix for one album? The naming format is different once again from anything you wanted in the past.