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Networks and Remotes => Media Network => Topic started by: BartMan01 on November 08, 2011, 09:55:06 am

Title: What is your Theater View File Caption?
Post by: BartMan01 on November 08, 2011, 09:55:06 am

As I use Theater View more, I have been building out my 'File Caption' setting.  Thought it might be good for everyone to share what they use to spark ideas.  I mainly use Theater View for movies and TV shows.  Mine is currently:

If(isequal([Media Type],Audio,1),[Track #] [Name] - [Artist],If(isequal([Media Sub Type],TV Show,1),If(isequal([Number Plays],1,3),•,)[Episode] [Name] [Date],If(isequal([Media Sub Type],Music Video,1),[Artist]: [Name],[Name] /([Year]/))))

Which breaks down to:

Audio = [Track #] [Name] - [Artist]
Unwatched TV Show = •[Episode] [Name] [Date]
Watched TV Show = [Episode] [Name] [Date]
Music Video = [Artist]: [Name]
All others = [Name] ([Year])

Title: Re: What is your Theater View File Caption?
Post by: Arbiter on November 19, 2011, 05:41:45 am

I hope you don't mind that i blatantly stole your configuration :P

I was pulling my hair off trying to make a working syntax out of it and your post was a bless from heaven:P

Title: Re: What is your Theater View File Caption?
Post by: Marra on November 19, 2011, 08:21:07 pm

I use for audio

If([disc #]>0,[disc #]:[track #],[track #].)  [Name]    mid(★★★★★,0,[Rating])

Shows disc no if multi-disk, track no, name and stars for rating at the end.

Title: Re: What is your Theater View File Caption?
Post by: ferraris on November 26, 2011, 03:10:49 am

Using v17....I assume this is File Caption under the Theater View/Advanced/File Caption option?  How do you specify a different caption for movies and audio?


Simmon

Title: Re: What is your Theater View File Caption?
Post by: J-a-k-e on November 26, 2011, 04:16:41 am

Quote from: ferraris on November 26, 2011, 03:10:49 am

Using v17....I assume this is File Caption under the Theater View/Advanced/File Caption option?  How do you specify a different caption for movies and audio?


Simmon

Yup that's the one. To specify something different you need to use an if statement as part of the expression such as what bartman01has done. His expression covers audio, tv shows and music videos if you look at it closely. Also stolen by the way but I like to have [] around my track and episode numbers.