Now Playing Placeholders

The following placeholders can be used in track templates and fallback templates in the Now Playing and Edit Now Playing Target windows.

Placeholder	Description
`{{text}}`	Uses the Track Template if a track is playing, or the Fallback Template if no track or an ignored track is playing.
`{{artist}}`	The artist of the track.
`{{title}}`	The title of the track.
`{{type}}`	The type of the track, e.g. Song.
`{{path}}`	The full path to the audio file.
`{{filepath}}`	Same as `{{path}}`.
`{{intro}}`	The intro point in seconds.
`{{duration}}`	The full duration in seconds.
`{{outcue}}`	The out cue of the track.
`{{segue}}`	The segue in seconds (the number of seconds from the end where the cue out point is set).
`{{cuein}}`	The cue in point in seconds.
`{{cueout}}`	The cue out point in seconds.
`{{genre}}`	The genre of the track.
`{{year}}`	The year of the track.
`{{activeduration}}`	The active duration in seconds (cue out minus cue in).
`{{added}}`	The date the track was added to the database.
`{{tags}}`	The tags of the track, comma-separated.
`{{comments}}`	The comments of the track.
`{{isrc}}`	The ISRC of the track.
`{{sweeper}}`	Whether the track is marked as a sweeper (True/False).
`{{nofade}}`	Whether the track is marked as "no fade" (True/False).
`{{disabled}}`	Whether the track is marked as disabled (True/False).
`{{validfrom}}`	The Valid From date of the track (format: YYYY-MM-DD).
`{{expires}}`	The Expires date of the track (format: YYYY-MM-DD).
`{{trackid}}`	The Track ID of the track.
`{{guid}}`	The internal GUID of the track.
`{{trackgroups}}`	The track groups the track belongs to, comma-separated.
`{{startedUtc}}`	The start time of the track in UTC (format: YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ssZ).
`{{startedLocal}}`	The start time of the track in local time (format: YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss).

HTML-encoded placeholders

HTML-encoded versions of these placeholders can be used by prefixing the placeholder name with html-, such as {{html-artist}} or {{html-title}}. This is useful when sending data to targets that expect HTML content.

JSON-encoded placeholders

JSON-encoded versions of these placeholders can be used by prefixing the placeholder name with json-, such as {{json-artist}} or {{json-title}}. The value is escaped so it can be placed safely inside a JSON string, for example an HTTP Web Request POST body:

{"artist":"{{json-artist}}","title":"{{json-title}}"}