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Filesize tag?

Is there some tag that can return the filesize of the currently playing file? In either bytes, kilobytes, or megabytes. I've searched the forums, and came up empty handed. The only thing I found was something about calcuating the filesize from the bitrate, but that doesn't produce an accurate size. I also tried a few random %tags%, no dice. Anyone?
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Filesize tag?

Reply #1 –
Did you try out %_filesize%?

Filesize tag?

Reply #2 –
or this

$pad_right($div(%_filesize%,1048576).$cut($mod(%_filesize%,1048576)00,2),6) MB

Edit: this one is better
$div(%_filesize%,1048576).$div($mul($mod(%_filesize%,1048576),1000),1048576) MB

Filesize tag?

Reply #3 –
*sigh*

I tried %filesize% and %__filesize%, didn't try %_filesize% for some reason, thanks guys.
We're all just noise on the wires..

Filesize tag?

Reply #4 –
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*sigh*

I tried %filesize% and %__filesize%, didn't try %_filesize% for some reason, thanks guys.

No problem.
Use %blah% to get metadata, %__blah% to get techincal info and %_blah% for nearly everything else (paths, file sizes, special fields, etc).

BTW, someone should REALLY update the title formatting help file (it's not updated since 0.7).

Filesize tag?

Reply #5 –
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$pad_right($div(%_filesize%,1048576).$cut($mod(%_filesize%,1048576)00,2),6) MB

Edit: this one is better
$div(%_filesize%,1048576).$div($mul($mod(%_filesize%,1048576),1000),1048576) MB

Hm, it seems to occasionally report incorrectly (for instance, try 16,787,296 or 28,391,817 bytes)

Here's mine if it interests anyone. Hasn't failed me yet and does rounding as well (fixed from 20,970,875 = 19.00 -> 19.99 -> 20.00). Also displays in KiB if filesize is less than a meg. Uses a small workaround since there's currrently no function to cut left characters from a point from the right.

$if($greater(%_filesize%,1048576),
$num($left($num($muldiv(%_filesize%,100,1048576),6),4),1)
.$right($muldiv(%_filesize%,100,1048576),2) MiB,
$num($left($num($muldiv(%_filesize%,100,1024),6),4),1)
.$right($muldiv(%_filesize%,100,1024),2) KiB)

Works for filesizes up to 9999.99 MiB. Display of GiB or bytes could easily be added.
f to c to f to c

Filesize tag?

Reply #6 –
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BTW, someone should REALLY update the title formatting help file (it's not updated since 0.7).

I agree. It'd be nice to have a detailed listing of all the metadata fields as well, since some aren't completely obvious.
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