But this functionality might be for my needs replaced by a more advanced filter panel, which would allow multiple columns. I think this is planned. It would be nice, if every filter would be in fact a NG playlist with the same possibilities.

Btw. how do you force SCP to always show a certain playlist?

For this example album I would need 15, but naturally that number can vary a lot.

Unfortunately the amount of images is limited to three (Front, Back, Disc). It would be nice if I could click through all scanned images. Now I must use other viewers like the XnView viewer in the screenshot.

Lazy things ".." like $directory_path(%path%)\..\folder are not expected to work, i.e. regular title formatting necessary here? (I use $replace(%path%,%directoryname%\%filename_ext%,)folder now)

$directory_path($directory_path(%path%))

As the "Back" and "Disc" definitions aren't used in NG Playlist: Are those for the builtin Artwork viewer of fb2k core?

Lazy things ".." like $directory_path(%path%)\..\folder are not expected to work, i.e. regular title formatting necessary here? (I use $replace(%path%,%directoryname%\%filename_ext%,)folder now)

Something like:
-Adding an inner booklet category
-Being able to navigate through all matches (sorted by filename I guess), not just the first one (this multiple results behaviour would possibly be restricted to the inner booklet category)
-The navigation should be seamless between the different categories

Alex, the Fb2k builtin artwork viewer is too barebones. foo_uie_albumart will solve almost all your problems. You can define the sources hierarchically. You can read all your booklet contents inside fb2k. Don't care if it is listed as a "potential troublemaker" - I have never seen it crashed.

An option for the NG Playlist like this one in Facets would be nice.


http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?ti...ormat_Reference

It can do everything I wanted and more. Its "cycle sources during playback", "open in external viewer" and "open directory" features are very useful.

foobar2000 has a built-in artwork reader (API). Columns UI has a built in viewer (and can do some reading itself). So yes the back cover and disc sources are used by the Columns UI built in viewer.

You can use relative paths, so you can enter "folder" or "..\folder"

Quote from: MasterT on 2009-02-10 21:09:20

An option for the NG Playlist like this one in Facets would be nice.


http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?ti...ormat_Reference

Thanks. 

I used this very "short" function: $if($strcmp($left(%artist%,4),The ),$right(%artist%,$sub($len(%artist%),4))', 'The,%artist%) 

Quote from: chiwou on 2009-02-11 00:20:13

Quote from: MasterT on 2009-02-10 21:09:20

An option for the NG Playlist like this one in Facets would be nice.


http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?ti...ormat_Reference

Thanks. 

I used this very "short" function: $if($strcmp($left(%artist%,4),The ),$right(%artist%,$sub($len(%artist%),4))', 'The,%artist%) 

These functions work better:

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$stripprefix(x)
Removes A and The prefixes from x. 

$stripprefix(x,prefix1,prefix2,...)
Removes the specified prefixes from x.

$swapprefix(x)
Moves A and The prefixes to the end of x.

$swapprefix(x,prefix1,prefix2,...)
Moves the specified prefixes to the end of x.

So, you can make it like: $swapprefix(%artist%,'A ','The '), and for any tag, not only Artist.

$if(%_themed%,,
$ifequal($mod($if2(%_display_index%,%list_index%),2),0,
$puts(back,$offset_colour(%_back%,$calculate_blend_target(%_back%),12))
$puts(back-selected,%_selected_back%)
$puts(back-selected-no-focus,%_selected_back_no_focus%)
,
$puts(back-selected,$offset_colour(%_selected_back%,$calculate_blend_target(%_selected_back%),7))
$puts(back-selected-no-focus,$offset_colour(%_selected_back_no_focus%,$calculate_blend_target(%_selected_back_no_focus%),7))
$puts(back,%_back%)
)
)