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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 27 for Windows => Topic started by: GB on November 25, 2020, 11:59:26 pm
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Hello,
I know you can select various albums on the right panel of the library and copy or edit them. But to copy multiple albums of various artists from the MC library to another HDD, I would like to pick these albums on the left panel, seeing the details on the right.
The question is how to select a certain quantity of albums on the left side of the library?
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You can't select multiple items in the Tree at the left. Find another way to do what you want. There are many.
Select Albums and add them to a Playlist, then use the Playlist to group everything together to Copy, Move, whatever.
If you are just copying them to another drive, use the Playlist to select the files, then RM&CF function to copy the files. Note that most Modes of using the RM&CF function will add the file copies to the Library, and they will then be duplicates.
If you are copying the files to another drive just to use on another system, you can use the Playlists in Handheld Sync. In that case the copied files won't be added to the Library. Plus there are a bunch of other controls.
If you simply want to copy a few Albums, you can use the Album View and right-click on thumbnails after single-clicking the first Album to select it, which will add the extra Albums to the selection. The details of the selected Albums (Track lists) will be shown in the bottom Pane.
There are more ways, but building a Playlist is the easiest way to do what you briefly described. If you use the "Build Playlist" function in the Action Window, then Drag & Drop to add Albums or Tracks, the process is very easy.
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Alternatively you could set up a Smartlist setting the 1st Rule as Album Artist is Various Artists and the second rule as Album is and then select the albums you want to copy from the drop down list.
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Yep. Can also use a Panes View by Artist and select multiple Artists, and multiple Albums or other subcategories below that. Lots of ways.
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Thanks. This helps.