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Help with Album Art Panel source please

This is my typical directory structure for multi-disc album.

under C:\artist name - album title\
CD1\CDimage1.flac
CD2\CDimage2.flac
scan\front.jpg, back.jpg, etc...

album art files are in the 'scan' folder.

what string is needed in the source list to display the files in the 'scan' folder?

Thanks in advance.

Help with Album Art Panel source please

Reply #1 –
If you don't mind which order the images are shown:
c:\%artist% - %album%\scan\*.jpg

If you use multiple image formats:
c:\%artist% - %album%\scan\*.*

If you want the images shown in a specific order and use multiple formats:
c:\%artist% - %album%\scan\front.*
c:\%artist% - %album%\scan\back.*
etc...

C.
PC = TAK + LossyWAV  ::  Portable = Opus (130)

Help with Album Art Panel source please

Reply #2 –
Quote from: carpman on
If you don't mind which order the images are shown:
c:\%artist% - %album%\scan\*.jpg

If you use multiple image formats:
c:\%artist% - %album%\scan\*.*

If you want the images shown in a specific order and use multiple formats:
c:\%artist% - %album%\scan\front.*
c:\%artist% - %album%\scan\back.*
etc...

C.


thanks to your response

but the probelem is folder name is not match with %artist% - %album%.
so what i am looking for is some script working like dos command.
ex)cd.. - dos command to change to the upper directory.

Help with Album Art Panel source please

Reply #3 –
Try this:
C:\$directory(%path%,2)\Scan\front.jpg

$directory(%path%,1) will output name of directory the song is in, i.e. CD1, CD2, etc.

$directory(%path%,2) will output name of directory above CD1, CD2 and so on.

Help with Album Art Panel source please

Reply #4 –
Quote from: s33m33 on
Try this:
C:\$directory(%path%,2)\Scan\front.jpg

$directory(%path%,1) will output name of directory the song is in, i.e. CD1, CD2, etc.

$directory(%path%,2) will output name of directory above CD1, CD2 and so on.


s33m33 Thanks a lot
this is what i need.