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<blockquote data-quote="leppi" data-source="post: 700426" data-attributes="member: 109864">MediaPortal Version: 1.1.2.0MediaPortal Skin: Streamed MP; Black GlassWindows Version: Win7 64bitCPU Type: Atom 330Motherboard: ASUS AT3ION[1. TV Card: TT S2-3600Hello everbody,I use MP for 2 weeks now and &quot;fight&quot; with 'Music Views' at the moment.I have assembled this new View:Selection: GenreSelection: album artist; Operator: Group; Restriction: 1Selection: ArtistSelection: AlbumSelection: TitileThe reason is that I want to use 'genre' to pre-sort audiobooks, compilations, etc.(I've tagged accordingly with MP3TagThat).When I open this view in MP, I can see my genres.If I choose a genre, the list is - except for the back arrow - empty.If I use the already existing Genre-View, I can see all the albums below this genre.Can I use operator and restriction only on the first line of the view-editor or is there a mistake in my view?For your help in advance, thank you!Greetings Holger</blockquote>

[QUOTE="leppi, post: 700426, member: 109864"] [b]MediaPortal Version[/b]: 1.1.2.0 [b]MediaPortal Skin[/b]: Streamed MP; Black Glass [b]Windows Version[/b]: Win7 64bit [b]CPU Type[/b]: Atom 330 [b]Motherboard[/b]: ASUS AT3ION [[b]1. TV Card[/b]: TT S2-3600 Hello everbody, I use MP for 2 weeks now and "fight" with 'Music Views' at the moment. I have assembled this new View: Selection: Genre Selection: album artist; Operator: Group; Restriction: 1 Selection: Artist Selection: Album Selection: Titile The reason is that I want to use 'genre' to pre-sort audiobooks, compilations, etc. (I've tagged accordingly with MP3TagThat). When I open this view in MP, I can see my genres. If I choose a genre, the list is - except for the back arrow - empty. If I use the already existing Genre-View, I can see all the albums below this genre. Can I use operator and restriction only on the first line of the view-editor or is there a mistake in my view? For your help in advance, thank you! Greetings Holger [/QUOTE]

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