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<blockquote data-quote="z3us" data-source="post: 304361" data-attributes="member: 61514">I use the MediaLabel to save the video file location. If it is in my Hard Disk, then ML=&quot;HD&quot;, if it is in a server, then ML=&quot;server&quot;, if it is in a DVD, then ML=&quot;name of the DVD&quot;.In the MyFilms config I have MediaLabel set as &quot;ANT identification Item&quot;, and in &quot;supplementary view&quot;, I have one view for Media Label, called &quot;location&quot;.In the &quot;list separators&quot; I have &quot;,&quot;, so the plugin can differenciate between the actors.The problem is that several films have &quot;,&quot; in the media label field. For example, I have Saw 1, Saw 2 and Saw 3 stored in a DVD. The media label is &quot;Saw 1, 2 and 3&quot;. Then, in the &quot;location&quot; view, I have:Saw 12 and 3because the &quot;,&quot; is used as separator also for the media label field. I think it shoul only work for genre, country and actors.My english is really poor, but hope you could understand meThanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="z3us, post: 304361, member: 61514"] I use the MediaLabel to save the video file location. If it is in my Hard Disk, then ML="HD", if it is in a server, then ML="server", if it is in a DVD, then ML="name of the DVD". In the MyFilms config I have MediaLabel set as "ANT identification Item", and in "supplementary view", I have one view for Media Label, called "location". In the "list separators" I have ",", so the plugin can differenciate between the actors. The problem is that several films have "," in the media label field. For example, I have Saw 1, Saw 2 and Saw 3 stored in a DVD. The media label is "Saw 1, 2 and 3". Then, in the "location" view, I have: Saw 1 2 and 3 because the "," is used as separator also for the media label field. I think it shoul only work for genre, country and actors. My english is really poor, but hope you could understand me Thanks [/QUOTE]

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