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<blockquote data-quote="rsbrux" data-source="post: 306745" data-attributes="member: 49539">Hi Kaoh,To be useful in my case it would have to parse the entire path, not just the file names.&nbsp; My file names are of the form &quot;nn_title&quot;, where nn is the track number.&nbsp; For large or multidisk compilations it can be &quot;nnn_title&quot;.&nbsp; The tracks are generally then grouped in directories of the form &quot;artist\album&quot; under a few main categories, such as:Composer (artist in the path is the composer)Performer (artist in the path is the performer)Producer (artist in the path is the producer)Title (compilations from various artists, with no artist in path)As always, I appreciate you readiness to help, but don't want you to be doing extra work on my account.I am still puzzled by the state of UPNP support in &quot;native&quot; Media Portal.&nbsp; My understanding was that the TV Server architecture intrinsically supports UPNP, but I don't see any evidence of that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rsbrux, post: 306745, member: 49539"] Hi Kaoh, To be useful in my case it would have to parse the entire path, not just the file names. My file names are of the form "nn_title", where nn is the track number. For large or multidisk compilations it can be "nnn_title". The tracks are generally then grouped in directories of the form "artist\album" under a few main categories, such as: Composer (artist in the path is the composer) Performer (artist in the path is the performer) Producer (artist in the path is the producer) Title (compilations from various artists, with no artist in path) As always, I appreciate you readiness to help, but don't want you to be doing extra work on my account. I am still puzzled by the state of UPNP support in "native" Media Portal. My understanding was that the TV Server architecture intrinsically supports UPNP, but I don't see any evidence of that. [/QUOTE]

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