Populate bit depth from Jellyfin#1648
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First contribution here. Tried to follow the existing pattern in the code.
Context: bit depth from Jellyfin was originally set to
nullbecause Jellyfin didn't expose it. This may have been true at that time, but since then, Jellyfin appears to have added it, because this works for me.Before
Showing the "BIT DEPTH" table column results in empty values:
After
"BIT DEPTH" is properly populated:
Another example:
This also appropriately populates the "Bit depth" field in the "Get info" dialog on a track.
Shoutout to my fellow audio nerds who care about seeing this information ;)
Thanks for a nice player, jeffvli! And thanks for originally implementing this feature, kgarner7!