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I see an existing closed thread, but no real answer.
How do I make a Smart Playlist based on c… - Apple Community
I, along with the other person, am looking to filter MUSIC, not Movies. I'd like to create some kid friendly playlists.
I have tried the full words (Explicit/Clean), the letters (E/C), numbers (0/1), and Yes/No.
I have also tried the Moving ratings, but no effect on the music.
@Apple, if this is not possible, please add it in.
Windows, Windows 10
As far as I am aware the clean/explicit labels don't feature as fields for smart playlists. You could potentially use Comments or Grouping to hold keywords that you assign. See https://samsoft.org.uk/iTunes/scripts.asp for some scripts for adding keywords to a selection of tracks. Use Feedback - iTunes - Apple to share your thoughts with Apple.
tt2
As far as I am aware the clean/explicit labels don't feature as fields for smart playlists. You could potentially use Comments or Grouping to hold keywords that you assign. See https://samsoft.org.uk/iTunes/scripts.asp for some scripts for adding keywords to a selection of tracks. Use Feedback - iTunes - Apple to share your thoughts with Apple.
tt2
You're welcome. 🙂
I think there is an option to hide explicit content in the store, but it has never been an area I've needed to work with.
When my kids were still kids I used the Grouping field to control content for each of their iPods according to their tastes, using something like Alice/Bob/Charlie for something that each of them wanted.
tt2
Thanks. I've done the feedback. One would think that this would be already done for parental controls or something.
Smart Playlist with Content Rating
