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Moved to the actual as this might interest other users as well.
Statistics: Posted by SilverEagle — 12. Mar 10, 09:32
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Got your ready!
SilverEagle
Statistics: Posted by SilverEagle — 5. Mar 10, 10:41
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> but when I went to check my post was not there.
Forum has button for preview, then you must click again to actually post. I still get bitten by that once every few weeks and discard a nice post, maybe you did the same...
> I took your advice and opened an account...
> thanks for the tip on getting the emails.
Welcome on board
I'll have a deep think about what scripting could do for you, in the meantime:
> I can tag anywhere... probably comments field
You could try using the beats-per-minute field in the MP3 tags. Silverjuke should import that into its database, try creating a music filter showing only your slow songs to test it out. You can edit the BMP from inside SJ and write it back I think, but I must confess I never tried anything like that. But comments will probably work as well in a pinch, but depending on the source of your music collection BPM might be already filled in for a lot of them so that route would save you some tedious work.
SilverEagle
Statistics: Posted by SilverEagle — 4. Mar 10, 18:13
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I really appreciate your taking a look at this. The way I am thinking about it is... as songs are played in the queue... there should be a counter that will watch for ~4 songs (I can tag anywhere... probably comments field) and after 4 songs allow a slow one to be played. If a slow song comes up before 4 fast songs have been played then push the slow song back one in the queue.
I haven't really thought much about what if there are only slow songs left in the queue. I will be using autoplay when there are no songs chosen... perhaps autoplay can be triggered to pull a song to meet the fast song quota. I am not too worried about this scenerio but it is a good one to thing about. Thanks for any help you can give.
Statistics: Posted by tbeckman — 4. Mar 10, 17:08
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> pointed in the right direction to learn how to
> script this so I can give it a try? Thanks.
Where do the slow songs come from, do users enter them? What should happen with the songs, should they shift backbards in time, or should the user get a warning the song cannot be queued? What should happen if there are only slow songs left in the queue?
(By the way: better create a forum account, that way you also get email notifications if any question or hint is posted).
SilverEagle
Statistics: Posted by SilverEagle — 2. Mar 10, 21:34
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Regards,
B.
Statistics: Posted by Guest — 24. Feb 10, 08:29
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