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[sunfire7]

I want to ask to the community, how are you tagging your songs that have multiple genre? can it be done natively ? or you need a custom field?

I think the specification says that you can put multiple genres in the genre field by space them with ";" but seems not to work on jrmc

What I want is, for example the song Flashdance (What A Feeling) i want to have all this genres: Oldies, Pop, Disco, English, etc, so when I search it in theater view could fit on all those genres


Any feedback ?  

[221bBS]

I think the specification says that you can put multiple genres in the genre field by space them with ";" but seems not to work on MC

The default filed does not allow you to do this, you'll have to create a custom field. I suggest you name it Genres and make it a semi-colon delimited field. This will allow you to separate your genres with ";". Use the Copy/Move command to move the old genre to the new genres field. Remember to go through the theater view options and change all genre field to the new genres field.

[gappie]

I want to ask to the community, how are you tagging your songs that have multiple genre? can it be done natively ? or you need a custom field?

I think the specification says that you can put multiple genres in the genre field by space them with ";" but seems not to work on MC

What I want is, for example the song Flashdance (What A Feeling) i want to have all this genres: Oldies, Pop, Disco, English, etc, so when I search it in theater view could fit on all those genres


Any feedback ?  

i to use a field called genres. but it works with genre to. when you put a ; in between, just make an expression in Theater View like

Code: [Select]

[genre]&datatype=[list] and it will behave like you want. when you want to do it with a calculated field and it does not work, search the forum or just say so..

 
gab

[sunfire7]

thank you so much 221bbs and gappie , i will try it !