anchor.diff:  :: $1 is the song name
   :: $2 is the artist name
   :: simply rearrange to change the order and formatting you desire
  -type %line% | jrepl ".*Playing: (.*) by (.*) -.*" "$2 // $1" /O %sa%
  -:: replace the above^ %sa% with %dest% and delete this line \/
  +type %line% | jrepl ".*Playing: (.*) by (.*) -.*" "$2 // $1" > %sa%
   set /p string= < %sa%
  +upper "%string%" | jrepl "\q(.*)\q" "$1" /B /X > %satemp%
   
   ::keep \/
  -fc /c %sa% %dest% > NUL && GOTO :nochange || GOTO :change
  +fc /A /C %dest% %sa% > NUL && GOTO :nochange || GOTO :change
   ::keep /\
   
   :change
  -:: \/ and this ilne if you DO NOT want all caps
  -upper "%string%" | jrepl "\q(.*)\q" "$1" /B /X > %dest%
  +:: \/ change this ilne if you DO NOT want all caps
  +type %satemp% > %dest%
   :: this just shows you what the string you're putting into the OBS text file looks like
   type %dest%
  -GOTO :timeout
  +GOTO :wait
   
   :nochange
  -
  -:timeout
  +:wait
   timeout /t %delay% /nobreak > NUL
   
  -GOTO :parse+GOTO :recopy
positive.code: echo Source available on GitHub         [http://github.com/thinkaliker/MCFMIRCParser]
  echo ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  
  :prompts
  set username=none
  set /p username="Enter IRC channel name (should be your username): "
  
negative.code: 	echo You must enter a username.
  	GOTO :prompts
  ) else (
  	GOTO :client
  )
  
  :client
  set src=none
  set /p src="Which IRC client? Type [ p ] for Pidgin or [ h ] for HexChat: "
  if /i "%src%" EQU "none" (
  	echo You must enter a client.
  	GOTO :client
  