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  • smcpoland

    • Apr 2006
    • 29

    ComposerSort - Unable to use

    SOLVED it by myself...

    please see following post...

    Hi,

    Preceding isssue noted:

    Would someone please point me to a self help guide describing the difference between Composer and ComposerSort? I'm at CD Ripper > Options > ID Tag Options > and with an audio library primarily recognized by Composer, I need to learn the difference


    My dbpA = 14.3 Registered Reference

    My problem is as follows:

    This Works:

    [composer]\[artist]\[album]\[track] - [title]
    Result = Franz Josef Haydn\Vladimir Horowitz\The Last Recording\02 - Piano Sonata in E-flat, Hob. XVI;49; II. Adagio e cantabile

    This Does Not Work:

    [composersort]\[artist]\[album]\[track] - [title]
    Result = [composersort]\Vladimir Horowitz\The Last Recording\02 - Piano Sonata in E-flat, Hob. XVI;49; II. Adagio e cantabile

    The Result Should Be:

    Result = Haydn, Franz Josef\Vladimir Horowitz\The Last Recording\02 - Piano Sonata in E-flat, Hob. XVI;49; II. Adagio e cantabile


    I've tried the Capitalization of ComposerSort as well with the same results...

    The data is valid and returned from Sonata. Why can't I use it?

    Note, I've brought this down to it's simplist level, in the full thing there are [IFVALUE] tests etc. but these don't seem to allow it to work either.

    Basically I want to use the extended attributes if I can, am I missing a setting somewhere in configuration?

    thanks and regards
    Last edited by smcpoland; December 23, 2012, 12:52 PM. Reason: Solved it by myself
  • smcpoland

    • Apr 2006
    • 29

    #2
    Re: ComposerSort - Unable to use

    for elements that are not normal, use the

    [tag]...[]

    feature

    in this case I can use

    [tag]composersort[]

    and it all works the way I want it to,

    thanks and regards

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