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[ge2301]

@Lehmden @Helios61
That means a star rating for audio not available from metadata currently, right?

 

[Lehmden]

Hi.
We have a global "Rating" filed which is used for all kinds of media. But this isn't filled when it comes to Audio, only on movies and series... So you're right, I fear.

BTW all the Exif data for pictures are also not stored. But this probably a bug in the image metadata extractor not an issue of the MIA structure...

 

[Helios61]

I will give you a call once this starts, ok?

OK

 

[ge2301]

I made some preparations for the series view style and I stuck at two points:

• Is it possible to get by code the number of saisons of one series? (not from metadata, only the available ones)
• To implement the un-/watched symbol for a series, I have to count the number of un-/watched episodes per series. Any idea how to do that?

Currently the main view is like this:

 

[Lehmden]

Hi.

Is it possible to get by code the number of saisons of one series?

I have to count the number of un-/watched episodes per series. Any idea how to do that?

I've easily done both in MP2-Edit with a SQL Query, but I'm not sure if this is possible in a MP2 Skin...

Here is the query I'm using for Seasons:
'SELECT SEASON FROM M_SERIESITEM WHERE SERIESNAME = "SeriesName" ;' (You can also use TVDB-ID instead of SeriesName, but at the Time I do this query it's possible that some episodes did not have propper filled TVDB-ID filed. DId not know if this is fixed by the patch Realkane has done to the series MDE lately, as I didn't noticed this issue after applying the fix.
Then you need to make the result unique as it will deliver an season entry for every episode in the DB.

Playcount is a bit more tricky as you need to "INNER JOIN" tables for this query.
'SELECT PLAYCOUNT FROM M_MEDIAITEM INNER JOIN M_SERIESITEM ON M_MEDIAITEM.MEDIA_ITEM_ID = M_SERIESITEM.MEDIA_ITEM_ID Where M_SERIESITEM.SERIESNAME = "SeriesName" ;'

Did not know if this helps.

 

[ge2301]

I've easily done both in MP2-Edit with a SQL Query, but I'm not sure if this is possible in a MP2 Skin...
Here is the query I'm using for Seasons:
'SELECT SEASON FROM M_SERIESITEM WHERE SERIESNAME = "SeriesName" ;' (You can also use TVDB-ID instead of SeriesName, but at the Time I do this query it's possible that some episodes did not have propper filled TVDB-ID filed. DId not know if this is fixed by the patch Realkane has done to the series MDE lately, as I didn't noticed this issue after applying the fix.
Then you need to make the result unique as it will deliver an season entry for every episode in the DB.
Playcount is a bit more tricky as you need to "INNER JOIN" tables for this query.
'SELECT PLAYCOUNT FROM M_MEDIAITEM INNER JOIN M_SERIESITEM ON M_MEDIAITEM.MEDIA_ITEM_ID = M_SERIESITEM.MEDIA_ITEM_ID Where M_SERIESITEM.SERIESNAME = "SeriesName" ;'
Did not know if this helps.

Thanks. Unfortunately something like this is not possible in xaml

 

[Lehmden]

Isn't this a job for the data.binding layer? But I don't understand those things. I can imagine this is something that has to be done nevertheless in future...

 

[ge2301]

Isn't this a job for the data.binding layer? But I don't understand those things. I can imagine this is something that has to be done nevertheless in future...

Yes, it's like that. But if you don't know what to bind it doesn't help

E.g. I do also not know how to bind the AlbumArtist. Changing "binding Artists" to "binding AlbumArtists" does not work ... Same for bitrate etc.

            <Label x:Name="Artists" Grid.Row="0" Grid.Column="1"
                Content="{Binding Artists}" Color="{ThemeResource TextColor}"/>

Anyway currently it looks like this, better than nothing :

 

[Lehmden]

But if you don't know what to bind it doesn't help

This probably is where a Dev needs to jump in...

 

[morpheus_xx]

E.g. I do also not know how to bind the AlbumArtist. Changing "binding Artists" to "binding AlbumArtists" does not work ... Same for bitrate etc.

You need to use the https://github.com/MediaPortal/Medi...els/AspectWrappers/AudioAspectWrapper.cs#L248, bind the selected MediaItem to it. Inside the control you then can use {Binding Artists} as quoted above.

Generally spoken: each MediaAspect has a WrapperClass (created by a tool when aspects are modified or created). The Name is always [Aspectxxx]Wrapper.