In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Greg Klanderman wrote:
> SS does support multiple, custom genres: you have to set the option to
> allow multiple tags and tell it the separator you want to use. Seems
> a number of people are using semicolon ";".
Aksherly that works rather well and it does what I
Slimserver is perfectly capable of handling multiple genres: check the
"multiple items in tag" in the behaviour settings.
Another question is what happens when you have the genre tag "rap;indecent",
and start a random mix INcluding "rap" and EXcluding "indecent".
I don't know, but I guess it stil
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Snarlydwarf
wrote:
> In other words, it's an "or" of the tags, which may bite you if you use
> multiple-genres per track (ie, there's no way to make 'Rock' not play
> the first track at the moment).
And that's the crux of the issue as I'd like to exclude 'bad lan
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Richie wrote:
> Slimserver does read multiple genres in separate tags.
>
> Mp3tag and foobar2000 also allow you to set multiple genres in separate tags.
Ah thanks, It sounds like it's worthwhile me pursuing that line in case Random
Mix is ever updated to include
> Actually, thinking about this some more I'm a bit confused. ID3V2.3
> supports multiple genres so shouldn't Slimserver just follow the
> standard? (not that there are many programmes around that allow the input
> of multiple genres in this way - ID3-TagIT is the only I've come across).
Slimserve
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Greg Klanderman wrote:
> SS does support multiple, custom genres: you have to set the option to
> allow multiple tags and tell it the separator you want to use. Seems
> a number of people are using semicolon ";".
Actually, thinking about this some more I'm a bit
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Greg Klanderman wrote:
> I haven't tried Random Mix yet, but judging from threads on this forum
> it does not yet support including and excluding genres which is really
> needed for this to work right.
Oh yes, you're quite correct of course and I'd forgotten that.
> Kevin Weller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> (It just occured to me that if I add pseudo-genres to music (bad
> language, party, exercise...) I could exclude them based on genre but
> is Slimserver capable of decoding multiple genres in a tag and is the
> genre table for random mix populate
I'm not sure how I can achieve this and I suspect it's not possible but
here goes anyway.
My Squeezeboxes are on random mix pretty much full time. That can give
me an issue if music with bad language is played at an inopportune time
such as when children or 'sensitive' people are in the house.
