O.k.. this is a start !
I must admit that I've not experimented with Dynamic browsing.
Just now looking around the forum in relation to a similar topic I came across the following post below which does suggest that not only can I create an accumulated number of selections, but also most importantly that I may be able to SAVE these each as individual selectable menu items for immediate access, in which case I certainly could create titled entries equating to my Smart Playlists ;-)
What is the required syntax in order to enter this in the file browsing tree, the poster appears to be using the &, + and [ ] symbols, but mentions that spaces (?) need to be used.
Is there a user guide to using the Dynamic Browsing option when creating the tree structure (or any specifics to be aware of when creating multiple browser tree directories) ??
FYI - I'm running Asset on an OSX Mac Mini
I just posted this, and had copied the message below from another poster, but for some reason the formatting is all wacked up with COLOR nonsense added in, that makes it almost totally unreadable, so I've just added the url link to the post in question.
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https://forum.dbpoweramp.com/showthr...namic+browsing
Re: best way to focus jukebox playlists
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I do exactly what you want. You use the exclusions as Spoon says, but you can then also have a short cut that goes straight there. It's a little complicated but from my plain text browse tree:
Exclusions for Random Playlists**Additional&+&[COLOR=*43A6DF]Dynamic[/COLOR] [COLOR=*43A6DF]Browsing[/COLOR]&+& [Exclude]&+&Genre&+&Rap&+& [Exclude]&+&Genre&+&Musical&+& [Exclude]&+&Genre&+&Instrumental&+& [Exclude]&+&Genre&+&Punk
The spaces need to be there.
So in your case, to only exclude Classical, you'd want something simpler:
Non-Classical Random Playlists**Additional&+&[COLOR=*43A6DF]Dynamic[/COLOR] [COLOR=*43A6DF]Browsing[/COLOR]&+& [Exclude]&+&Classical
You may also like to know I also have a Favourites tag - I have tagged around 100 of my most favourite albums/tracks and have a Favourites tree:
Favourites{_no_track_list_}
Favourites\Album
Favourites\Jukebox Album Selection
Favourites\Jukebox Track Selection
This is actually easier to do in Minim, but with Asset you need to add the tag to a hidden file on the NAS.
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