Hi all,
I'm setting up some catalog searches to centralise and manage my media libraries. What I'm noticing is that mp4's are returned when I search on 'Audio Files'. Just wanting to confirm if there's a way for me to define what files are attached to these categories?
Thanks!
Can I change the extensions assigned to categories like 'Audio'?
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Re: Can I change the extensions assigned to categories like 'Audio'?
There are tweaks to do this: https://www.xyplorer.com/faq-topic.php?id=tweak
But don't ask me how the pattern to remove an entry looks like, I don't get what Don means with
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AudioPreviewCustomExtensions=; Tweak: add (bim, bum)/remove (bam) extensions to/from factory defaults: bim.-bam.bum
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Re: Can I change the extensions assigned to categories like 'Audio'?
Thanks, yeah that doesn't make much sense to me either. Surprising that an mp4 comes up with audio files search though. Will just have to manually build a search with a list of file extensions of my own.
Thanks anyway!
Thanks anyway!
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Re: Can I change the extensions assigned to categories like 'Audio'?
I added MP4 to the audio files category years ago because I own some mp4 that apparently are audio only. But now a research seems to clearly say that MP4 is a video format. Maybe my files were just mis-named...
So, I will remove it from the audio files category if nobody objects.
So, I will remove it from the audio files category if nobody objects.
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Re: Can I change the extensions assigned to categories like 'Audio'?
Can be scripted as well, e.g.:Will just have to manually build a search with a list of file extensions of my own.
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$audio = get("genericfiletype", "{:Audio}", ",");
$audio = formatlist($audio, "eF", ",", "!*.mp4,*.mp+");
No objectionif nobody objects
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