Certainly! Here’s the MMD contents:[code]
Will Young
Leave Right Now
2120568480
108587981
1859863718
2047259637
1164773842
Track
1
CatNum
BMG 51023
Label
BMG
Year
2003
Album
Leave Right Now
C:\Audio\Music MP3s\Will Young - Leave Right Now.mp3
[/code](NOTE: the CD details above were 'made up' for testing and are NOT the correct cat. number etc.!)
The User fields were added to the MMD by using the right-click Properties dialog from a Playlist—and as you can see, that all worked fine.
Here are the log format strings: START Log file format string:
%h:%m:%s %D-%M-%Y%tSTART%t%1%t%a - %b%t%t%u{Album}%t%u{Label}%t%u{CatNum}%t%u{Track}%t%u{Year} STOP Log file format string:
%h:%m:%s %D-%M-%Y%tSTOP%t%1%t%a - %b%t%e%t%u{Album}%t%u{Label}%t%u{CatNum}%t%u{Track}%t%u{Year}
Everything before the %us works fine. Even the seconds broadcast (%e) comes out correctly…but the user fields don’t.
I cannot check this in this very moment, as I’m at the office and I only have Linux here, but I suspect an issue with the regular expressions I’m using. Does it work when you only have one single %u statement inside the log format line?