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Title: MC10: renaming default schemes "Audio", "Images", "Video"
Post by: quang on April 15, 2004, 03:11:35 pm

Hi!

The problem:

1.  I choose Media Mode "Audio".
2.  I press F2 and rename scheme "Audio" as "My Audio".
3.  I press F5 to refresh.
4.  I can't see scheme "My Audio" which has just been renamed.  I only see scheme "Audio" with default properties.
5.  I choose Media Mode "All Media".
6.  Now I see two schemes "Audio" and "My Audio" in Media Library.

Why dose MC 10 auto create default scheme "Audio" ?

Can I customize this ?

Thanks for interesting!
quang.

Title: Re:MC10: renaming default schemes "Audio", "Images", "Video"
Post by: pipsqueak on April 15, 2004, 03:16:10 pm

the media mode buttons cant be customized.

when you rename 'audio' its not called 'audio' any more so its no longer seen under the audio mode (until MC recreates the audio folder when you reclick the audio button).

but the folder you renamed is seen when you click the all media mode

thats as expected

Title: Re:MC10: renaming default schemes "Audio", "Images", "Video"
Post by: Matt on April 15, 2004, 03:16:29 pm

When you're in a Media Mode, the Media Library tree will always start with the "Audio", "Image" or "Video" view scheme.

These names are not currently configurable.

If you change or erase one and switch to a Media Mode, MC just recreates a stock scheme for you.

Title: Re:MC10: renaming default schemes "Audio", "Images", "Video"
Post by: pipsqueak on April 15, 2004, 03:21:09 pm

yeah, thats what i meant to say, but when i started typing it came out all wrong...

Title: Re:MC10: renaming default schemes "Audio", "Images", "Video"
Post by: Matt on April 15, 2004, 03:28:00 pm

Your explanation was good -- we just typed at the same time.

Anyway, the next build of MC will be a little smarter and stricter about allowing renaming of these scheme groups.

Title: Re:MC10: renaming default schemes "Audio", "Images", "Video"
Post by: quang on April 15, 2004, 03:28:02 pm

I understand.

Thanks for replying!
quang.