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Localization / Re: Spanish Translation
« on: March 29, 2016, 05:50:54 PM »
Gracias.
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Now, I'm willing to meet Steven in the middle by allowing each field the option to split multi-value tags into rows instead of the current "all-or-none" approach.
Yes I'm aware of that recent change, but if I understand correctly this affects the line wrapping. If I want different fields to appear on different lines, I can't do it by putting them in the same box in the configuration panel, unless there is a way to put line feed characters between the fields, ie: <Composer>\r\n<CatalogNumber>). But I don't think this is possible...
The solution (splitting multiple tag values into rows) didn't help me out in the end unfortunately because 1) I use the same delimiter (semicolon) to separate different composers already and 2) the album reviews I save in <COMMENTS> often make use of this delimiter.
i have enhanced the panel so it shows a small album cover by the album name - it doesnt change the total space required by the expanded panel
3.0 I think fails on any multi CD where the CD number is >1 ie Disc 1 of 3 it detects track 1 correctly, but Disc 2 of 3 or 3 of 3 it fails to detect Track 1 and says it's missing, if the Disc Number is left empty it also seems to work
So, the best suggestion I can give you is to keep your custom <Musician Credits List> and create autoplaylists that queries that field where you might add that the field contains John Coltrane and Tenor Sax.
By the second column I guess you're thinking of the artist/guest artist/performer/remixer options? That is unique to the artist splitter, and actually puts guest artist, performer, and remixer in their own special tags, not in the artist tag. About the closest you could come with a custom tag would be something like Artist (Instrument).
I don't see why not. You will have to find a proper delimiter character and use the $Split function to achieve what you desire.