jezbo wrote: > Thanks will look into that after the holidays, but just to note you > aren't restricted to just two levels. It's a bit clunky in this beta > version but you have to RIGHT-click on the first level (i.e left-click > on Hierarchical then right-click on the first level, eg. Composer) to > open up a menu to fix the second level, right-click again on the second > level to set a third, etc. Early January I'll release the panels > mechanism rather than the tree which will I think be more intutuive.
Thanks. I didn't spot the right-click option, but it is very neat. I'm not completely convinced about the panels approach - it is easy to use, but does take up much more space. The nice thing about the tree approach is that it leaves plenty of space to display all the album information and associated links. What is needed is just a slightly more intuitive way of describing the required hierarchy. I'll give it a bit of thought. Also, I think I have found the reason for the problem I had described: it seems to be to do with whether Muso considers the album to be a "full album". In other words, albums that Muso does not consider to be "full" do not appear in the hierarchy, regardless of whether or not "Full Albums" is checked. By reducing the definition of full albums to, say 1 track and 10 mins, this problem goes away completely - i.e. all artwork appears and the albums appear in the hierarchy. A lot of classical music fans use "album" for each opus in order for players such as iTunes and Squeezebox to display the information when playing; this can make for quite short "albums" and multiple albums on each CD (and thus no. of tracks in album < total no. of tracks). Hope that helps. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ MDE's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=49291 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=91575 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins
