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Topic: Title Formatting - NG Playlist Help (Read 1509 times) previous topic - next topic
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Title Formatting - NG Playlist Help

Hi,

Adding %bitrate% to the group title when there's an album in VBR will result in a different group for each track in the album, showing its respective average bitrate in the title. Unless there's a script I can add that will do this, I figured I could do something else. I'm not exactly knowledgeable when it comes to title formatting, but I looked it up and tried to conditionally format the title so that if the %codec_profile% is VBR, then %codec_profile% is shown, but if it isn't %bitrate% is shown. However I haven't been able to get this to work. Anyone know how I could do this?

Also while on the subject of the NG playlist, I haven't been able to sort by date while keeping the groups in place. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
 

Title Formatting - NG Playlist Help

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Quote from: peekaboo on
... tried to conditionally format the title so that if the %codec_profile% is VBR, then %codec_profile% is shown, but if it isn't %bitrate% is shown. However I haven't been able to get this to work. Anyone know how I could do this?

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$if($strstr(%codec_profile%,VBR),%codec_profile%,%bitrate%)

Quote from: peekaboo on
Also while on the subject of the NG playlist, I haven't been able to sort by date while keeping the groups in place. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

What are your groups and are you trying to sort within those groups or what?