INTERACT FORUM
More => Old Versions => Media Center 12 (Development Ended) => Topic started by: zirum on January 06, 2007, 08:41:57 am
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Is there a way of making a column show 'VBR' instead of the average bitrate when dealing with vbr files?
I still would like to view the bitrate on CBR files, but this is not a must (since a expression can fix this for me).
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why?
I don't see why anyone would want this.
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Try adding the tag Compression to your custom view.
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why?
I don't see why anyone would want this.
Probably because of the uselessness of this (one of the default view presets):
(http://www.geekport.com/files/mc_bpmpane.png)
But there is an easy fix. You can check the "Grouping" box and a range (say 33). So it looks like this:
(http://www.geekport.com/files/mc_bpmpane_grouped.png)
Would be nice if the default enabled grouping.
(These screenshots I had around for BPM, but the same applies to Bitrate)
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why?
I don't see why anyone would want this.
Actually, i don't use the column. But I have this habitt of naming my album folder in this format "[Artist] - [Album] (bitrate)".
It would save me alot of work to do this by the library -> "rename files...". But it doesn't get very pretty with the [bitrate] value, as i guess you can see.
But I missed the compression tag. Should not be to much work writing an expression with this. Thanks, Magic Randy!
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But I missed the compression tag.
The compression tag is not very obvious. Good luck...
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Here's the expression if anyone care's:)
If(IsEqual(Mid([Compression],0,3),CBR,1),[Bitrate],Mid([Compression],0,3))
Now I found that I have some tracks with compression other than 56, 64, 96, 128, 192, 256, 320... How can that be? Corrupted files?
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This is the beauty of MC12, complete customization to user preference, i agree with the others, this topic seems useless to me but if that is what you desire than more power to you. Seems to me a simple search could solve this problem as well but whatever...
TC ;)