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How To: Build A Custom Watched Field for Media Center
glynor:
Did you follow the instructions above?
If so, I'd guess you didn't copy/paste the expressions and tried to recreate them yourself. Or, perhaps, you didn't follow this instruction:
--- Quote from: glynor on December 15, 2013, 01:46:31 am ---Note: Because some of the expression above contain returns, it is best to paste them in using the Expression Editor. If you use the single-line editor, some of the expression might get truncated off when you paste it in.
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ferday:
--- Quote from: glynor on July 12, 2014, 01:49:57 pm ---Did you follow the instructions above?
If so, I'd guess you didn't copy/paste the expressions and tried to recreate them yourself. Or, perhaps, you didn't follow this instruction:
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ok, i've redone both the % and the watched checkmark, copy/paste into the expression editor (not the single line) and it's still exactly the same. the % is either 0 or 96, and the checkmark appears no matter what even if i move a file into JRiver that has never been part of JRiver
any suggestions from here? i'm a standard view user, don't often use theatre view.
thanks Glynor!
Matt:
Someone suggested adding this to MC21, so I thought I'd take a look.
The first thing that hit me is that [Bookmark] is a fancy field used for DVDs.
So:
[Bookmark Percent]
PadNumber(Math(round(([Bookmark] / ([Duration, 0] * 1000)) * 100)),2)
Won't work at all.
Thoughts?
glynor:
--- Quote from: Matt on April 14, 2016, 07:55:29 am ---The first thing that hit me is that [Bookmark] is a fancy field used for DVDs.
So:
[Bookmark Percent]
PadNumber(Math(round(([Bookmark] / ([Duration, 0] * 1000)) * 100)),2)
Won't work at all.
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What are you going on about?
Do you mean my scheme doesn't work when it comes to DVD playback, because DVDs set a weird value in the [Bookmark] field instead of the normal ms counter used for all other media types? That may be true. I can't remember the last time I played a DVD directly (probably more than 5-7 years ago, and certainly well before this system was designed and implemented). But, there would have to be a [Media Type] or something that MC exposes that would flag the files as "triggering" whatever special case DVDs use, so you could just exclude those (or handle them differently).
But, I'm not sure that's what you meant. It could have meant that my system as described above doesn't work at all, which is clearly not true. I still use it. Right now. And have since well before this was posted originally. I know others do too.
So... What are you going on about? ;D
nataru:
--- Quote from: ferday on July 13, 2014, 11:43:26 am ---ok, i've redone both the % and the watched checkmark, copy/paste into the expression editor (not the single line) and it's still exactly the same. the % is either 0 or 96, and the checkmark appears no matter what even if i move a file into JRiver that has never been part of JRiver
any suggestions from here? i'm a standard view user, don't often use theatre view.
thanks Glynor!
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I have the same problem. I know it's an old thread though and wonder if its still even supported.
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