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? - ? - Title #109

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PhilJbt opened this issue Apr 3, 2023 · 2 comments
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? - ? - Title #109

PhilJbt opened this issue Apr 3, 2023 · 2 comments

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@PhilJbt
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PhilJbt commented Apr 3, 2023

I am trying to hide all the ? - ? -.
Neither edit the georgia-reborn-config.jsonc nor check the option menu seems to allow that.

Is it possible to hide them and, if so, could you tell me how to proceed?

foobar2k

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Hi @PhilJbt,

In general, I advise and recommend to all users to properly tag their music files.
From the screenshot, it seems you've deactivated the playlist group header and the theme will use the default pattern:
%artist% - %album% - %title%[ '('%original artist%' cover)']

If you want to hide untagged music files, you can use your own pattern for the playlist title row,
it is the same as already answered here: #108

That means, you open your georgia-reborn-config.jsonc file and go to section:
"settings"

"playlistCustomTitle": "[%artist% - %album% -  ]%title%[ '('%original artist%' cover)']", // You can use your own custom title pattern for the playlist row
"playlistCustomTitleNoHeader": "[%artist% - %album% -  ]%title%[ '('%original artist%' cover)']", // You can use your own custom title pattern for the playlist row - when playlist header is not being displayed

You can use both of these pattern to hide %artist% - %album% - if these tag fields are blank...

-TT

@PhilJbt
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PhilJbt commented Apr 3, 2023

Thank you!

@PhilJbt PhilJbt closed this as completed Apr 3, 2023
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