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Special Fields[]
Special fields contain file properties, virtual tags, and other uneditable or non-standard data.
Column | Output |
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✔ | A column with boxes so you can tick tracks. |
# | Only appears in playlists. Shows playlist order. |
Disc-Track# | A virtual tag combining <Disc#> and <Track#>. The exact formatting can be configured in Configure Fields. |
.Ext | The file extension, with no leading "." Compare to <Kind>. |
Album [Year] | Displays the Album and the four-digit year. Equivalent to the template <Album> [$Date(<Year>,yyyy)] .
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Album Complete? | Returns Y if the number of tracks present for an album is the same as the number of tracks on the album according to Disc Count and Track Count, N if this is not the case, and ? if it cannot be determined. |
Album Duration | Calculates the total length of an album based on track lengths as found in your library. |
Artist Track Count | The number of tracks by an artist that MusicBee finds in your library (including Inbox). |
Artists | MusicBee has special handling for the Artist field in the main panel and usually shows the Display Artist (see below) when there are multiple artists tagged. This field will list all artists associated with a track, including Guest Artists, Performers, and Remixers, ignoring the Display Artist. |
Artist: Artist Artist: Guest Artist: Performer Artist: Remixer |
Usually MusicBee includes Artists, Guest Artists, Performers, and Remixers anywhere that the Artist field is displayed (such as the Thumbnail Browser). These fields allow you to isolate each type of artist value, instead. |
Category | Shows which library node a track is in (Music, Inbox, etc). |
Channels | Tells whether a file is stereo, mono, etc. |
Date Added | The date the track was added to the MusicBee Library. This can be edited in the Tag Editor. |
Date Modified | The last date the file was modified. |
Decade | Uses the <Year> tag to group tracks by decade. |
Display Artist |
Display Artist is where MusicBee stores the value that it shows in the Artist field in the main panel, if there are multiple artists tagged. It is saved to your files in its own frame and doesn't affect the official Artist tags. Display Composer functions the same way. |
Encoding Quality | If the file was encoded by MusicBee, this will name the encoding profile used. |
Filename | Gives the name of the file, without directory but with file extension. |
Genre Category | If the genre of a track is categorized, this will show the category. |
Highlight | Displays a highlight color or icon based on criteria that you configure. See Highlighting for more info. |
Kind | Descriptive text for the file type (e.g. "MPEG audio file"). Compare to <.Ext>. |
Last Played | Last date the track was played. |
Lyrics? | If lyrics are present, this will display Y [unsynched], Y [synched], or Y [synched/unsynched] (according to what is in the file). If it the track is marked as having no lyrics, it will display N [no lyrics]. Otherwise it will be blank. |
Path | Gives full directory path, except filename. |
Playlist | Lists the playlists that include the track. |
Sample Rate | Shows the sample rate of the file |
Size | File size, in MB |
Time | Displays the track time according to the file header. |
Track Count | The number of tracks from an album that MusicBee finds in your library (including Inbox) |
URL | Gives the full file path, including directory, filename, and extension. |
Video Kind | As <Kind>, but for video files |
Year (yyyy) | A virtual tag that shows only the four-digit year of the full <Year> tag. Equivalent to $Date(<Year>,yyyy) .
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<Artist & Title> | Although not available from any list, <Artist & Title> is a virtual tag that will show <Artist> - <Title> when the tags are set, otherwise it will show <Filename>. (Also available as <ArtistAndTitle>.) |
Tick Boxes[]
This page is still under construction. Feel free to help out! If you're not able to find what you need on this topic, try asking at the MusicBee Forum. See Category:Under Construction for other incomplete pages. |