I am complete newbie to MP3Tag. I've downloaded it today and started to look around. I mostly interested in MP3Tag to have my own Tagfields, and in most of them I want to have multiple entries.
For example I have a track that I can play Early Night in a Club or Very Early.
I would want to have a drop down With Choices Very Early, Early, Peak, Late, Very Late.
Then I would want to click on Very Early and Early and see both choices.
I have managed to create the custom list values.
I can drop down one choice only if I use the text type.
If I use multiline, I can't see a drop down and a way to enter the data from the custom list.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks
You have to decide whether you want logical tagfields for each of your choices (Very Early, Early, Peak, Late, Very Late), or if you want to have 1 tagfield which you fill with the suiting content.
If you decide for 1 tagfield you have to use the filter function in Mp3Tag. For sorting you should use numbers to my opinion.
The only way to add further preset values to a single field would be with actions.
For each string (Very Early, Early, Peak, Late, Very Late) create an action group with 2 actions:
Format value for the field
Format string: %fieldname%\\Very early
OK; you cannot define a dropdown list with checkboxes.
But you can create your own menu items, group them together in a submenu, assign your own keyboard hotkeys.
Are you keen on one particular technical solution or do you want to have the data finally in your tag field?
Just the five example GENREs "Very Early", "Early", "Peak", "Late", "Very Late" would result in over 30 combinations if you wanted to have all possible variants.
Yes in general I see very little practicality with this solution. In this case though, it seems to me that the OP only needs the nearest pairs time-wise as multiples (e.g. very early and early). Meaning just 4 multiples and possibly also the 5 singles. But it's only my guessing based on what the OP has said so far.