Some kind individual on this forum once created a file/folder color-coding scheme for me that shows empty folders:
[B:prop:#empty:2|fl //empty folders]
and one that shows folders without subfolders:
[L:prop:#nosubs:2 //folders without subs]
and they work great. I was wondering if it is possible to have one that shows folders that do NOT contain any music files? So regardless of what other types/or how many files are in a particular folder, if it does NOT contain some form of standard music file, such as .m4a .m4p .flac .mp4 etc., then the folder will be highlighted. Is this doable? Sorting a massive music collection and when you delete items with iTunes, it leaves the album art .jpg and a text file in the otherwise empty folder, which I want to get red of. 5,000 folders to look through.
Thanks, and let me know if I am not being clear enough on what I am looking for.
Color filter for folder without any music file
Re: Color filter for folder without any music file
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L:prop:#contains.*.mp3:0 AND L:prop:#contains.*.flac:0 AND ...
E.g.
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Re: Color filter for folder without any music file
I have tried this in a shortened version for testing, and it does not seem to be working:
[L:prop:#contains.*.m4a:0]
in several directories that contain only *.jpg files. Am I doing something wrong? (I also tried [L:prop:#contains.*.mp3:0 AND L:prop:#contains.*.mp4:0 AND L:prop:#contains.*.m4a:0 AND L:prop:#contains.*.flac:0] and got nothing). Also, just wondering, what is the difference between "L" prop and "B" prop? Thanks
[L:prop:#contains.*.m4a:0]
in several directories that contain only *.jpg files. Am I doing something wrong? (I also tried [L:prop:#contains.*.mp3:0 AND L:prop:#contains.*.mp4:0 AND L:prop:#contains.*.m4a:0 AND L:prop:#contains.*.flac:0] and got nothing). Also, just wondering, what is the difference between "L" prop and "B" prop? Thanks
Re: Color filter for folder without any music file
Does not seem to be working... where?
In the list pane? It should. In the tree? No
L = List (only)
B = both (list and tree)
The help file would have answered that...
In the list pane? It should. In the tree? No
L = List (only)
B = both (list and tree)
The help file would have answered that...
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