Infospect (foo_infospect) 1.0.3
Displays low-level playback information.
The component displays several groups of items which are described in the following sections. The item names are displayed in upper-case letters in the UI element, but can also be used in lower-case in title formatting code, since field names in title formatting are case-insensitive. The following sections describe each group and how to use its items in title formatting code.
Note: There may be other ways of accessing this information in title formatting besides those listed here. Please consult the title formatting documentation for additional information.
Location
The Location group contains information about the physical location of the track.
- PATH_RAW: This is the internally representation of the path or URL of the track. It can be used in title formatting as %_path_raw%.
- SUBSONG: This is a numerical ID of the track in a multi-track file. The UI element does not display the SUBSONG item, if its value is 0 which usually is used for the only track of a single-track file.
- FILESIZE: This is the size of the file in bytes. It can be used in title formatting as %_filesize%.
- LASTMODIFIED: This is the UTC time at which the file was last modified. It is not accessible in title formatting.
Tag Fields
The Tag Fields group contains the user-modifiable metadata fields of the track. Each item can be used in title formatting by using the $meta() function. For example, use $meta(album) to access the ALBUM field.
Technical Fields
The technical Fields groups contains technical information fields that are provided by the decoder. These fields describe primarily the audio data and the tagging format. With the exception of the LENGTH item, each item can be used in title formatting using the $info() function. For example, use $info(encoding) to access the ENCODING field. The LENGTH field can be accessed using %length%.
Replaygain
The Replaygain group contains the Replaygain data of the track. Each item can be used in title formatting by enclosing its name in percent signs. For example, use %replaygain_album_gain% to access the REPLAYGAIN_ALBUM_GAIN item.