Artist&+&[N..]&+&New Order.png Do you know what this means?

[rangehunter]

Hi,
The following statement is in the notes for Release 6

Allows user to replace upstream art, add to folder %appdata%\dBpoweramp\uMediaLibrary\AssetUserUpstre amImages\ for example can add image 'New Order.png' to replace the artist shown image for New Order, or if an artist name likely to be used elsewhere in the tree, can specify the whole shown browse path: Artist&+&[N..]&+&New Order.png

Can anybody explain what this part of the statement means -or if an artist name likely to be used elsewhere in the tree, can specify the whole shown browse path: Artist&+&[N..]&+&New Order.png

Where and how is this path used?

[Spoon]

Re: Artist&+&[N..]&+&New Order.png Do you know what this means?

You specify the tree selections in the filename with &+& as the tree item seperators

[rangehunter]

Re: Artist&+&[N..]&+&New Order.png Do you know what this means?

Hi, in the tree I understand, but after that ...

So I open browse tree add a new container? Which one - Folders and Filename browsing? then what.

[rangehunter]

Re: Artist&+&[N..]&+&New Order.png Do you know what this means?

aaah, is it the artwork filename, so my artwork for Adele I rename Artist&+&[Adele]&+&Adele.png

[rangehunter]

Re: Artist&+&[N..]&+&New Order.png Do you know what this means?

Can anybody help please

[Spoon]

Re: Artist&+&[N..]&+&New Order.png Do you know what this means?

Adele.png

would be easier, or

Artist&+&Adele.png

[rangehunter]

Re: Artist&+&[N..]&+&New Order.png Do you know what this means?

Hi and thank you.
So I was on the right trail with the art filename, but your reply seems to be different to the format.

Artist&+&Adele does seem the same as the prescribed Artist&+&[N..]&+&New Order which I interpreted as Artist&+&[Adele]&+&Adele. In your example - Artist&+&[N..]&+&New Order - what is [N..], I assumed that an abbreviation for New Order is that right? In which case why are you now saying to show Artist Art a simple filename such as New Order or Adele would suffice.

I know that you answer just about every question on this forum which must be very time consuming, but it really would help to have a little more detail in your reply, I'm sure it would mean doing less in the long run.

[rangehunter]

Re: Artist&+&[N..]&+&New Order.png Do you know what this means?

Quite disappointed with the support for this product. All I wanted was a clear explanation to my my question

[Spoon]

Re: Artist&+&[N..]&+&New Order.png Do you know what this means?

The match can be based on the whole tree item, or just the folder name, so 'Adele' would match all folders called Adele.