HELP: Media Library Sort based on JS/S/M and MP2/MP3, Layer I, II, III

onix · 22nd October 2007, 07:17

I am cleaning up my audio collection and would like to customize the columns under Local Media of the ML to see if the music JS/S/M/Multi-channel or MP2/MP3/MP4 or Layer I, II, or III.

Is there any way to sort out the collection in this manner, instead of Viewing Info for each file one at a time?

Thanks!

J_Darnley · 22nd October 2007, 09:01

Sorry but the library can report that kind of detail. You can certainly seperate files by extension (right click on a column header) but you can't see the kind of stereo it uses or what layer the file is.

onix · 22nd October 2007, 16:20

Are there any ways to implement a search algorithm or some plug-in that might exist through winamp?

onix · 10th November 2007, 18:14

Found a tool that does exactly what I need. It's free and called EncSpot for mp3's, named after something similar for videos, called GSpot...

Too bad this can't be in some way used through WinAmp, but I'm not complaining too heavily.

22nd October 2007, 07:17	#1
onix Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 69	HELP: Media Library Sort based on JS/S/M and MP2/MP3, Layer I, II, III I am cleaning up my audio collection and would like to customize the columns under Local Media of the ML to see if the music JS/S/M/Multi-channel or MP2/MP3/MP4 or Layer I, II, or III. Is there any way to sort out the collection in this manner, instead of Viewing Info for each file one at a time? Thanks!

22nd October 2007, 09:01	#2
J_Darnley Forum King Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Belgium, Europe Posts: 3,625	Sorry but the library can report that kind of detail. You can certainly seperate files by extension (right click on a column header) but you can't see the kind of stereo it uses or what layer the file is. Winamp ATF Reference — My cPro timer widget — My port of AVS Do NOT email me with general tech support questions.

10th November 2007, 18:14	#4
onix Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 69	EncSpot Pro Found a tool that does exactly what I need. It's free and called EncSpot for mp3's, named after something similar for videos, called GSpot... Too bad this can't be in some way used through WinAmp, but I'm not complaining too heavily.

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22nd October 2007, 16:20	#3
onix Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 69	Are there any ways to implement a search algorithm or some plug-in that might exist through winamp?