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rovingcowboy wrote:it says group so what other way is there? i don't remember there being anyother topic thread on that tag? might have been but i'm not remembering off hand?
Grouping is a vague tag so people use it lots of different ways. Mostly I think people use it for a "Super genre" tag but I have seen people use it other ways in the forum.
There are official "Compilation" tags and I think it would be better for MM to add support for those, since it's used by lots of other applications and has become a de-facto standard.
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oh i thought there was a so called Must use way for the group tag.
thanks.
i agree they need to add more tags to keep records straigt for the 300 people that use mm as a playlist creator and tagger to use those in other players.
but i was just thinking and trying to find the way mm already might have that we could use this feature with out having to add more tags and make mm more like wmp.
roving cowboy / keith hall. My skinshttp://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... =9&t=16724 for some help check on Monkey's helpful messages at http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... 4008#44008MY SYSTEMS.1.Jukebox WinXp pro sp 3 version 3.5 gigabyte mb. 281 GHz amd athlon x2 240 built by me.) 2.WinXP pro sp3, vers 2.5.5 and vers 3.5 backup storage, shuttle 32a mb,734 MHz amd athlon put together by me.) 3.Dell demension, winxp pro sp3, mm3.5 spare jukebox.) 4.WinXp pro sp3, vers 3.5, dad's computer bought from computer store. )5. Samsung Galaxy A51 5G Android ) 6. amd a8-5600 apu 3.60ghz mm version 4 windows 7 pro bought from computer store.
I use it to tag the series an Album belongs to like the Now That's What I Call Music series. However it is somewhat pointless as MediaMonkey doesn't do anything with the tag (no tree node, no find more from same).
Lowlander wrote:I use it to tag the series an Album belongs to like the Now That's What I Call Music series. However it is somewhat pointless as MediaMonkey doesn't do anything with the tag (no tree node, no find more from same).
yep i found it pointless too, i only use it as in hope they will get it some place later and all my songs will have the data in it and i won't have to go through the whole library retyping it again.
roving cowboy / keith hall. My skinshttp://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... =9&t=16724 for some help check on Monkey's helpful messages at http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... 4008#44008MY SYSTEMS.1.Jukebox WinXp pro sp 3 version 3.5 gigabyte mb. 281 GHz amd athlon x2 240 built by me.) 2.WinXP pro sp3, vers 2.5.5 and vers 3.5 backup storage, shuttle 32a mb,734 MHz amd athlon put together by me.) 3.Dell demension, winxp pro sp3, mm3.5 spare jukebox.) 4.WinXp pro sp3, vers 3.5, dad's computer bought from computer store. )5. Samsung Galaxy A51 5G Android ) 6. amd a8-5600 apu 3.60ghz mm version 4 windows 7 pro bought from computer store.
My rationale for aggregating tracks is that it's very common for people to have one track from AlbumX in one folder, another track from that album in My Downloads, and another track from that same album in /Music from John etc.
I'm disappointed this aggregation behaviour has not been made optional.
Good move IMO, but since that Mantis filing does not address the reported problem:
The problem is, when I browse the beatles' albums, those two albums are grouped together as one album with 28 tracks, instead of 2 with 14 tracks each, although they are physically located in two different locations.
the marking of this report's Subject with that Mantis filing issue number is inappropriate. I have removed the marking.
The problem is, when I browse the beatles' albums, those two albums are grouped together as one album with 28 tracks, instead of 2 with 14 tracks each, although they are physically located in two different locations.
