(The theme has been edited enough times that I think it’s time for a new thread.)
This is (probably) the closest we can be to the Apple Music theme.
The theme itself:
What I tried to replicate:
One particular addition is the dynamic text (Lossless FLAC), this text has 4 modes. 2 for FLAC files, 1 for OGG/OPUS files, and 1 for EAC3 files:
- Lossless and Hi-Res Lossless are for flac files, it looks up the sample rate to choose which text to display. 48kHz and below are Lossless, anything higher is Hi-Res Lossless.
- Data Saver is for OGG/OPUS files, this also works when the player transcodes a FLAC file to a lower bitrate, which I find VERY nice.
- Dolby Atmos is for MP4/EAC3 files, very rare, but they do exists and this classifies them.
If you have other type of files, you just need to copy a part of the custom string and change the file type. Let’s say you have some MP3 files that you want to classify as “Data Saver“:
- Go to the custom string, copy something like the OGG/OPUS snippet, and then paste it to recognise MP3 files: {Data Saver %format.codec|format.codec==“MP3” %} (the “MP3“ is referring to whatever the player says on “Mime type“ in the details of the track)
- “Can’t you just add it to the already existing Data Saver snipper with an OR condition?“ I have seen some very strange behaviour, making me waste a lot of time, just create a new snippet.
You cannot remove the FLAC text after Lossless, this is a limitation of how the app works.
I’d like to thank Tolriq (since it’s based on the theme Resonance) and switchyftw for providing the base for this revisioned theme.
nps-Apple-Music-Royal-v1-20251104_113818-symfonium.json (21.3 KB)
