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These three View Schemes are configured just like any other view scheme, but they do have a special place locked at the top of the Media Center Tree View. The three main 'top' level View Schemes in Media Center are called: Audio, Images, and Video. The big 'top three' View Schemes can always be found locked at the top of the Tree View in MC12.

#JRIVER MEDIA CENTER VISUALIZATIONS NOT SHOWING UP HOW TO#

We will start by exploring how to use these default schemes, and then move on to creating and customizing your own View Schemes. Media Center comes with a good compliment of default View Schemes to get you started. Show Panes that allow me to filter them by Genre, Artist, Album, and Keyword.

Show me only my audio files that have a Rating of 4 or 5, sort them by Decade, and then by year.

Sort them by Track number and then by Name. Allow me to browse them using Panes (and the Tree) by Author and then Album.

Show only my Audiobook Audio files in Details Mode.

Show the individual files below the tiles at all times sorted by Date with the oldest ones first. Allow me to browse them using Tiles by Series, then by Season.

Show only my television show Video files (as opposed to my Movies or Home Videos) in Thumbnail Mode.

Allow me to browse them using Tiles by Media Sub-Type and then by Genre.

Show all my video files in Thumbnail Mode.

Sort by People and then Year, and allow me to filter them using a Calendar 'Tile' system first showing the Year, then the Month, and then the individual Days.

Show all my image files in Thumbnail mode.

Sort them by Decade, then by year, and then by Rating, and allow me to filter them using Genre, Artist, and Album 'panes'.

Show all my audio files in Details Mode.

For example, all of these Views would be simple to set up by creating a custom View Scheme: You can use View Schemes to view your media files in almost any way you can imagine. Each View Scheme allows you to look at your media in a different way, such as: sorted differently, filtered differently, with different 'panes' or 'tiles' (allowing different on-the-fly filtering), or with different 'view methods' (thumbnails, tiles, groupings, details, etc). While the View Scheme doesn't 'contain' the files, like a folder would, it filters and shows them to you in special ways. Think of a View Scheme as a special type of 'window' into your media, or like a special kind of folder. You can create View Schemes by combining any of the default groupings (including artist, album, genre, year, bitrate and type), as well as user-defined Playlist Groups or search terms in any order that suits you. You can define your own 'View Scheme', which is essentially a list of prioritized groupings (or filters) of your library.

View Schemes provide a way to view your library based on customized fields that you select. Further information: Customizing View Schemes

Jriver media center visualizations not showing up