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Movement rather than Track Title
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26-08-2015, 14:21
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RE: Movement rather than Track Title
I guess that it is somewhat dependent on the behaviour of your preferred control point and renderer, but with my Linn player, BubbleDS and Kazoo, I have successfully used displayFormat rather than replace to control the track title display. The relevant section of the User Guide is here, but you've probably been through that already.
Using my setting (which I know works) as an example, I typically put work and movement, but not composer, information in the track title However, I like to display the track title with the composer's name shown. My tagFormat property therefore includes Title.displayFormat={$composer$title^^^: } Both control points and the player display show the composer name, then a colon and space, and then the actual track title. Using this logic, you might try Title.displayFormat={$movement^^^} though I have not tried it myself, because I prefer not to mess with settings that work for me. Obviously, 'movement' (or whatever the tag is called) will need to be in indexTags or itemTags for this to work. Just as a matter of curiosity, what do you typically include in and omit from the track titles of classical albums; or, put another way, why do you need a separate movement tag? David |
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Movement rather than Track Title - audio_elf - 26-08-2015, 10:35
RE: Movement rather than Track Title - DavidHB - 26-08-2015 14:21
RE: Movement rather than Track Title - simoncn - 26-08-2015, 22:11
RE: Movement rather than Track Title - simoncn - 30-08-2015, 18:18
RE: Movement rather than Track Title - DavidHB - 31-08-2015, 16:02
RE: Movement rather than Track Title - simoncn - 09-11-2015, 22:01
RE: Movement rather than Track Title - audio_elf - 28-08-2015, 10:59
RE: Movement rather than Track Title - audio_elf - 02-09-2015, 19:27
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