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Main board => Questions => Topic started by: mintroll on July 26, 2010, 19:05:10

Title: How to make library scan ignore certain files
Post by: mintroll on July 26, 2010, 19:05:10
Hi there,
first thing... I love the program, found it a few months ago and am thinking of moving over full time.

I have one problem though.

I have my collection in FLAC format, each album in its own directory.
Also, inside some directories I have each song transcoded into ogg format (for my music player) - I find it easier to organise everything that way. (Some of them also have mp3 versions)

Obviously, when I add a directory, all the songs appear twice... with both the FLAC and ogg versions.

How can I tell gmb to not read the ogg or mp3 files into the library?
(Other programs sometimes have a preferred file type setting)




Thanks.
Title: Re: How to make library scan ignore certain files
Post by: Quentin Sculo on July 28, 2010, 22:25:18
It's not possible currently, I'll think about adding this.
In the meantime, you can edit gmusicbrowser.pl (installed as /usr/bin/gmusicbrowser)
edit the line containing "mp3 ogg flac mpc ape wv" in v1.0.x
or mp3|ogg|oga|flac|mpc|ape|wv|m4a|m4b in v1.1.x
(and disable the "do not add songs that can be played" option)
Title: Re: How to make library scan ignore certain files
Post by: hutber on October 15, 2018, 19:09:35
Ye agreed, this would be a very nice feature.