Queue Search & Filter, + Tagging
Posted: March 8th, 2011, 4:21 pm
Hiya,
I have a crazy-large queue, which I usually use as a bucket for everything I plan to download 'one day' in the (distant) future.
So, I'm finding it difficult to navigate my queue and resume / set options for something specific I may have added to it weeks / months ago.
I would like to be able to search the queue (much like the history search feature of plush) based on full / partials / wildcards ( / regex - only kidding, this would be overkill...).
So, if I want to resume episode 17 of a certain series (featuring an Agent Scully ) that I recall possibly adding months ago, I could simply search 17 & filter the view to everything containing '17.'
Maybe I could search by a partial episode name (search 'green' for 'Little Green Men', etc), or by series ('Files S03')
I would also like to be able to filter my view of the queue based on category (without sorting the queue permanently) - so that I could, e.g.; see all anime, or ebooks, etc.
This way, combined with the latest 'multi-select' feature (& even it's 'select all' being applied to the currently filtered view), I can perform bulk actions on the filtered queue (e.g. resume all movies, change priority of all ebooks, etc)
Ultimately, I would like to see this extended in future (sometime) to a semi-automated full tagging system.
I could for example, search for anything I want (even based on partials), add tags to any I've then selected (esp. in bulk using the new 'multi-select'), and then be able to filter my views & do interesting things to entire groups of items as I see fit!
I could assign 'rock,' 'classical,' 'soundtrack,' to my music, & then also tag some of them as 'flac' & 'lossy'. I can then isolate them, & perform actions on them as logical groups that mean something to me.
The use of a full tagging system is only limited by our imagination.
What are your thoughts on having such functionality one day in future?
Thanx
I have a crazy-large queue, which I usually use as a bucket for everything I plan to download 'one day' in the (distant) future.
So, I'm finding it difficult to navigate my queue and resume / set options for something specific I may have added to it weeks / months ago.
I would like to be able to search the queue (much like the history search feature of plush) based on full / partials / wildcards ( / regex - only kidding, this would be overkill...).
So, if I want to resume episode 17 of a certain series (featuring an Agent Scully ) that I recall possibly adding months ago, I could simply search 17 & filter the view to everything containing '17.'
Maybe I could search by a partial episode name (search 'green' for 'Little Green Men', etc), or by series ('Files S03')
I would also like to be able to filter my view of the queue based on category (without sorting the queue permanently) - so that I could, e.g.; see all anime, or ebooks, etc.
This way, combined with the latest 'multi-select' feature (& even it's 'select all' being applied to the currently filtered view), I can perform bulk actions on the filtered queue (e.g. resume all movies, change priority of all ebooks, etc)
Ultimately, I would like to see this extended in future (sometime) to a semi-automated full tagging system.
I could for example, search for anything I want (even based on partials), add tags to any I've then selected (esp. in bulk using the new 'multi-select'), and then be able to filter my views & do interesting things to entire groups of items as I see fit!
I could assign 'rock,' 'classical,' 'soundtrack,' to my music, & then also tag some of them as 'flac' & 'lossy'. I can then isolate them, & perform actions on them as logical groups that mean something to me.
The use of a full tagging system is only limited by our imagination.
What are your thoughts on having such functionality one day in future?
Thanx