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 <details><summary>»<b>Does <i>Ratings Light</i> work with <i>online</i> tracks?</b>«</summary><br><p>It should work with online tracks that have been <b>added to your LMS library as part of an album</b>. LMS does not import single online tracks or tracks of online playlists as library tracks and therefore they cannot be processed by Ratings Light. That's a restriction imposed by LMS.</p></details><br>
 
-<details><summary>»<b>How do I make <i>Ratings Light</i> display track rating in album view, client playlists etc.?</b>«</summary><br><p>On the <i>LMS Settings</i> > <i>Interface</i> page, you'll find that <i>Ratings Light</i> provides 2 <b>title formats</b>:<br><b>RL_RATING_STARS</b> and <b>RL_RATING_STARS_APPENDED</b>.<br>You can create a new title format, e.g. “<b>TITLE RL_RATING_STARS_APPENDED</b>“ that will display the track title followed by the track rating value in stars.<br><br>In <i>LMS Settings</i> > <i>Advanced</i> > <i>Ratings Light</i> > <i>Menus</i> you can <b>choose the displayed rating character for menus and titel formats</b>: a <b>common text star</b> or the <b>unicode 2605 blackstar</b> character.<br><br>
+<details><summary>»<b>How do I make <i>Ratings Light</i> display track rating in album view, client playlists etc.?</b>«</summary><br><p>On the <i>LMS Settings</i> > <i>Interface</i> page, you'll find that <i>Ratings Light</i> provides 2 <b>title formats</b>:<br><br><b>RL_RATING_STARS</b> and <b>RL_RATING_STARS_APPENDED</b>.<br><br>You can create a new title format, e.g. “<b>TITLE RL_RATING_STARS_APPENDED</b>“ that will display the track title followed by the track rating value in stars.<br><br>In <i>LMS Settings</i> > <i>Advanced</i> > <i>Ratings Light</i> > <i>Menus</i> you can <b>choose the displayed rating character for menus and titel formats</b>: a <b>common text star</b> or the <b>unicode 2605 blackstar</b> character.<br><br>
 <b>Please note:</b> <i>SB Touch, SB Radio, piCorePlayer, Squeezeplay and other players running jivelite</i> do not support displaying the unicode blackstar character out of the box. This character is not part of their default font. If you want to display this character on these devices you'll have to replace the default font on these devices with a font that contains this character.<br>
 More information, instructions, and fonts <a href="https://github.com/AF-1/sobras/tree/main/lms-jivelite-change-font">here</a>.<br>The <b>Material</b> web skin uses its own way to display track ratings in menus and playlists.</p></details><br>
 
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 <details><summary>»<b>How does <i>importing ratings from file tags</i> work?</b>«</summary><br><p><i>Ratings Light</i> does not scan files, it has no scanner module. LMS scans your music files and stores the data found in the file tags in the LMS database.<br>
 <i>Importing rating values from file tags</i> with RL therefore means that RL reads the file tag values stored in the LMS database, converts them to rating values and saves them to the LMS persistent database.<br>
 Unfortunately, there is no universal <i>rating tag</i> that is supported by <b<all</b> music file formats across different music players - and scanned/imported by LMS.<br>So in order to import your ratings into LMS, you'll have to use/repurpose a file tag that you don't use otherwise and, more importantly, one that is <b>scanned and imported by LMS</b>.<br><br>
-In <i>Ratings Light</i> you can choose between the <b>BPM</b> tag and the <b>comment</b> tag to import ratings values from.<br><br>
+In <i>Ratings Light</i> you can choose between the <b>BPM</b> tag and the <b>comments</b> tag to import ratings values from.<br><br>
 RL expects integer rating values on a 10-step rating scale from 0 to 100 in the <b>BPM</b> tag (corresponding to the internal LMS rating scale).<br>→ 0 or no value = unrated<br>→ 10 = 0.5 stars<br>→ 20 = 1 star<br>...<br>→ 100 = 5 stars<br><br>
-If you want to use the <b>comment</b> tag, choose at least one short keyword to prefix the rating value. You can also choose a keyword suffix. RL supports importing integer rating values (no half-star ratings) on a scale from 1 to 5.<br>
-<b>Example:</b><br>Rating keyword <b>pre</b>fix = "favstars", rating keyword <b>suffix</b> = "xx".<br>If a comment tag contains "favstars<b>4</b>xx", RL will save the track rating value for <b>4</b> stars.
+If you want to use the <b>comments</b> tag, choose at least one short keyword to prefix the rating value. You can also choose a keyword suffix. RL expects integer rating values (<b>no half-star ratings</b>) on a scale from 1 to 5 for importing from comments tags.<br>
+<b>Example:</b><br>Rating keyword <b>pre</b>fix = "favstars", rating keyword <b>suffix</b> = "xx".<br>If a comments tag contains "favstars<b>4</b>xx", RL will save the track rating value for <b>4</b> stars.
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 <details><summary>»<b>When I create a backup, RL <i>does not write a backup file</i>.</b>«<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;»<b>When I <i>export rated tracks to playlist files</i>, RL does not write any playlist files.</b>«</summary><br><p>