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mkelly:
I have my Audio view setup by: Genre/Album/Artist

At the top level (Genre), for a particular Genre , lets POP, the album covers show up stacked (indicating multiple albums in that Genre.

When drilling done into that Genre (POP) only individual covers show up side by side. So if you have a 4 album set (a CD collection of 4 Frank Sinatra recordings) you see four albums side-by-side with the same cover art.

Question: Is it possible to show albums ‘stacked’ on this lower level?

JimH:
Use the tag Disc #.

mkelly:
Unfortunately that doesn’t work. I think because each Album name within the set has a different name. In my case, I am ‘recording’ in Audacity some old Readers Digest LP Collections that have an overall Album Title “Music For Dining” with 20 “lp’s within the set , each with a “sub-album” title like “Latin Nights” and “with Champagne” etc

So this shows up in JRiver as 20 albums and ideally I would like them stacked like playing cards to save space….any other suggestions?

mkelly:
Unfortunately that doesn’t work. I think because each Album name within the set has a different name. In my case, I am ‘recording’ in Audacity some old Readers Digest LP Collections that have an overall Album Title “Music For Dining” with 20 “lp’s within the set , each with a “sub-album” title like “Latin Nights” and “with Champagne” etc

So this shows up in JRiver as 20 albums and ideally I would like them stacked like playing cards to save space….any other suggestions?

AldoAlvarez:
Hi, mkelly:

I understand Yate allows you to give subtitles to multiple-disc box sets at the same time that the discs are numbered by their overall compilation title.

Cheers,
Aldo

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