anchor.diff:  
   more +%LINES% %mcat% > %line%
   
  +:: this is where the formatting happens
  +:: you will need to know a little bit of regex, but if you want to make changes to what your text looks like you don't
  +:: the part of the line below containing "$2 // $1" is how your final output text is going to look
  +:: $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 the second two lines if you DO NOT want all caps
   set /p string= < %sa%
   upper "%string%" | jrepl "\q(.*)\q" "$1" /B /X > %dest%
  +
  +:: this just shows you what the string you're putting into the OBS text file looks like
   type %dest%
  +
  +:: adjust this time to be shorter or longer depending on how quickly you want to check for a new song in IRC
   
   timeout /t 20 /nobreak > NUL
   
  
positive.code: @echo off
  setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
  set source=C:\Users\Adam\AppData\Roaming\.purple\logs\irc\thinkaliker@irc.twitch.tv\#thinkaliker.chat
  set dest=D:\nowplaying.txt
  set cpy=%temp%\lp_cpy.txt
  set trim=%temp%\lp_trim.txt
  set mcat=%temp%\lp_mcat.txt
  set line=%temp%\lp_line.txt
  set sa=%temp%\lp_sa.txt
  
  :start
  
  
negative.code: )
  
  copy /V /Y %source%\%newest% %cpy% > NUL
  
  set LINES=0
  for /f "delims==" %%I in (%cpy%) do (
  