Problems: Adding Custom ID Tags to Asset

[alexfra]

In a previous Thread "Spoon" wrote:

Asset has the ability to display custom ID Tags (non-standard), with a little configuring.
For example your FLAC library contains a unique tag of 'MOOD', you can add this to asset by:
Start >> Run >> Regedit:
Browse to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Illustrate\dBpoweramp
Can copy the value in 'DefaultUserPath' to Start >> Run (to open that path in Windows File Explorer).
Open MediaDatabaseFieldsv4.txt and at the end add:
mood,0,NVARCHAR(150)
Where the ',0,' tells asset not to expect multi items in the field, for example artist has ,3, to allow 3 artists.
Next in Asset Configuration >> Advances Settings add 'Mood' to the browse tree and then rebuild the database (refresh all).


This method doesn´t work for me.

I am running Asset on a Win8.1 System.

I want a Custom Tag called "Library" to tag my Files as "FLAC_HighRes", FLAC_16_44" or as "MP3.

I´ve editet MediaDatabaseFieldsv4.txt in
C:\Users\xyz\AppData\Roaming\dBpoweramp\uMediaLibr ary
and
C:\Windows\SysWOW64\config\systemprofile\AppData\R oaming\dBpoweramp\uMediaLibrary
an added the row
library,0,NVARCHAR(12)
but I can´t add a Container "Library" in the Advanced Settings.

Any Ideas?


Greetings Alex

[mville]

Check this thread:

http://forum.dbpoweramp.com/showthread.php?28965-Multiple-Libraries

[alexfra]

Hm, that doesn't helped me.

I tried "library,0,INTEGER", but still can't create my Container "Library" in the Browse-Tree.

[mville]

I tried "library,0,INTEGER", but still can't create my Container "Library" in the Browse-Tree.

Click Add New Container and type Library in the Selected dropdown box.

[alexfra]

Click Add New Container and type Library in the Selected dropdown box.

Ah, thats it.
I thought the entry "Library" should be in the Dropdown List...

Thanks a lot, now it works as it should!