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(29-01-2013 06:34)wappinghigh Wrote:  David. Yes Simon mentioned this, but I didn't realise I needed to put in the "#" in front of "AudioData"..

Now you have mentioned this again, I tried this again> I have just done this, and it works! This is totally AWESOME!

I can now sort my library ...all within the Control4 Driver...on any Control4 remote, or touchscreen, or idevice or on computer app...into different file bit types (16 vs 24) and low vs hi resolutions. UNREAL!!!!!!

Way to go. AWESOME WORK SIMON!!!!

David: thanks for pointing this out.

The # in front of #AudioData is needed to make sure this built-in name can't conflict with a real file tag named AudioData. You can use the "colon" syntax in indexTags to rename #AudioData to any index name of your choice (including AudioData without the #).

In the next release, I'm planning to improve the grouping of the #AudioData index entries (to make them coarser-grained) and also add a new tag #AudioFormat which will contain values like FLAC, MP3, etc.