Do you use Japanese Characters? How to they sort? Also, is everything at the bottom sorted wrong?
Yes, I'm using Japanese characters. MC9.1 sorts them automatically even if I didn't specify Japanese as my user locale. However, the result is not correctly sorted in Japanese sense. To fix this, I need to specify Japanese as my user locale. And, all Japanese characters will be sorted after the alphabets. However, those Japanese should be sorted in language specific order among Japanese characters.
For example, let's think about three wide characters in Unicode, "4e2d", "4eba", and "5c0f", these must be sorted as "5c0f", "4eba", and "4e2d" in Japanese. Howver, if I use English locale, those are sorted as "4e2d", "4eba", and "5c0f" since English local just compare short values. On the other hand, there may be a locale it sorts as "4eba", "4e2d", "5c0f". Order of characters is a part of culture. Unicode is just simple uni-subscribing code. It doesn't contain any information about culture, so it is impossible to sort Unicode for everyone.
Also, does anyone else know, maybe I haven't tried it, how to add special tree listings. For Example:
+ Playing Now
+ Media Library
+ Audio
+ Images
+ Video
+ Advanced
+ Japanese Songs
+ Artist
+ File
+ Disk location
+ Korean Songs
+ Chinese Songs
I don't know how to make personal group view like your "Japanese Songs" group in Media Library view. What I know is how to make "Japanese Songs - Artist" single layer view scheme. For example, if all Japanese songs are placed in a "Japanese" folder, just specify"[Media Type]=[Audio] Filename=\Japanese\" in the files property of this view scheme. You can use any information that MC9.1 smartlist allows us to specify songs. I really like this feature and smartlist.