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Grouping album
FeliChe
post May 21 2013, 01:30
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Hi,

firt thanks for the chance to write our doubts on a site and second sorry for my writing english, I am spanish.

I trying to organize my library and I wondering what do you do with the box album I mean those box that include more than one cd, ex., muse - symmetry box.

And XBMC, for use an example, is possible to group them as collection, ex., collection of Alliens fims,

is it possible to do something similar?

Thanks
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marc2003
post May 21 2013, 03:21
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if you open the properties dialog (right click playlist items>properties), you should see Disc number and Total Discs fields. if these are empty, you can enter the data yourself.

then you can configure the playlist grouping under file>preferences>default UI>playlist view>custom grouping schemes.

give it a name and enter something like

CODE
%album artist% [- %album% ]['('%date%')' ][Disc %discnumber% of %totaldiscs%]


now close the preferences and right click the column headers in your playlist>groups and select the name which you've just created.

the above example will show Disc 1 of 1 if those fields are present and this might not be desirable. so you can check if there are at least 2 discs before displaying that information.

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%album artist% [- %album% ]['('%date%')' ]$ifgreater(%totaldiscs%,1,Disc %discnumber% of %totaldiscs%,)


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