Djratedxxx919
Is there a script or is it possible to have auto-rating according to how many times a track is played.
geposted Sat 17 Jun 17 @ 12:25 pm
PhantomDeejay
You need to press the button once for every track in order to write the rating.
The code could look like this:
get_browsed_song 'playcount' & param_cast 'integer' & param_bigger 50 ? browsed_song 'rating' 5 : param_bigger 40 ? browsed_song 'rating' 4 : param_bigger 30 ? browsed_song 'rating' 3 : param_bigger 20 ? browsed_song 'rating' 2 : param_bigger 10 ? browsed_song 'rating' 1 : browsed_song 'rating' 0
Of course you can adjust the playcount numbers to your liking
The code could look like this:
get_browsed_song 'playcount' & param_cast 'integer' & param_bigger 50 ? browsed_song 'rating' 5 : param_bigger 40 ? browsed_song 'rating' 4 : param_bigger 30 ? browsed_song 'rating' 3 : param_bigger 20 ? browsed_song 'rating' 2 : param_bigger 10 ? browsed_song 'rating' 1 : browsed_song 'rating' 0
Of course you can adjust the playcount numbers to your liking
geposted Mon 19 Jun 17 @ 11:58 am
music234
thanks ;o)
geposted Mon 19 Jun 17 @ 3:20 pm
music234
Did a modification with the script from Phantom:
Select a folder. Focus the 1st track of the folder. Press the custom button (where you put the above script on)
It will automatically rate all tracks inside the folder and will automatically stop at the last one. You can press the same button again to stop the process at any time.
Known bug..
Doesnt rate the 1st one (at the top), but you can move the track at a different position by sorting the list.
Modification-Part found in another script done by DJDad.
(Edit):
Be careful with this script. Don't shoot your own ratings down to the ground because of trying this script!
repeat_start 'myrate' ? on & repeat_stop 'myrate' : off & repeat_start 'myrate' 100ms & browser_scroll 'bottom' ? repeat_stop 'myrate' : browser_scroll +1 & get_browsed_song 'playcount' & param_cast 'integer' & param_bigger 50 ? browsed_song 'rating' 5 : param_bigger 40 ? browsed_song 'rating' 4 : param_bigger 30 ? browsed_song 'rating' 3 : param_bigger 20 ? browsed_song 'rating' 2 : param_bigger 10 ? browsed_song 'rating' 1 : browsed_song 'rating' 0
Select a folder. Focus the 1st track of the folder. Press the custom button (where you put the above script on)
It will automatically rate all tracks inside the folder and will automatically stop at the last one. You can press the same button again to stop the process at any time.
Known bug..
Doesnt rate the 1st one (at the top), but you can move the track at a different position by sorting the list.
Modification-Part found in another script done by DJDad.
(Edit):
Be careful with this script. Don't shoot your own ratings down to the ground because of trying this script!
geposted Mon 19 Jun 17 @ 3:33 pm
PhantomDeejay
music234 wrote :
Did a modification with the script from Phantom:
Known bug..
Doesnt rate the 1st one (at the top), but you can move the track at a different position by sorting the list.
repeat_start 'myrate' ? on & repeat_stop 'myrate' : off & repeat_start 'myrate' 100ms & browser_scroll 'bottom' ? repeat_stop 'myrate' : browser_scroll +1 & get_browsed_song 'playcount' & param_cast 'integer' & param_bigger 50 ? browsed_song 'rating' 5 : param_bigger 40 ? browsed_song 'rating' 4 : param_bigger 30 ? browsed_song 'rating' 3 : param_bigger 20 ? browsed_song 'rating' 2 : param_bigger 10 ? browsed_song 'rating' 1 : browsed_song 'rating' 0
Known bug..
Doesnt rate the 1st one (at the top), but you can move the track at a different position by sorting the list.
That's because you have put browser_scroll +1 in the front of the script. So, first it advances, then it rates the track. To fix, use this code instead:
repeat_start 'myrate' ? on & repeat_stop 'myrate' : off & repeat_start 'myrate' 100ms & browser_scroll 'bottom' ? get_browsed_song 'playcount' & param_cast 'integer' & param_bigger 50 ? browsed_song 'rating' 5 & repeat_stop 'myrate' : param_bigger 40 ? browsed_song 'rating' 4 & repeat_stop 'myrate' : param_bigger 30 ? browsed_song 'rating' 3 & repeat_stop 'myrate' : param_bigger 20 ? browsed_song 'rating' 2 & repeat_stop 'myrate' : param_bigger 10 ? browsed_song 'rating' 1 & repeat_stop 'myrate' : browsed_song 'rating' 0 & repeat_stop 'myrate' : get_browsed_song 'playcount' & param_cast 'integer' & param_bigger 50 ? browsed_song 'rating' 5 & browser_scroll +1 : param_bigger 40 ? browsed_song 'rating' 4 & browser_scroll +1 : param_bigger 30 ? browsed_song 'rating' 3 & browser_scroll +1 : param_bigger 20 ? browsed_song 'rating' 2 & browser_scroll +1 : param_bigger 10 ? browsed_song 'rating' 1 & browser_scroll +1 : browsed_song 'rating' 0 & browser_scroll +1
geposted Mon 19 Jun 17 @ 5:30 pm
music234
You're the man! I got much to learn...
Thanks again ;o)
Thanks again ;o)
geposted Mon 19 Jun 17 @ 7:15 pm
Djratedxxx919
PhantomDeejay wrote :
That's because you have put browser_scroll +1 in the front of the script. So, first it advances, then it rates the track. To fix, use this code instead:
music234 wrote :
Did a modification with the script from Phantom:
Known bug..
Doesnt rate the 1st one (at the top), but you can move the track at a different position by sorting the list.
repeat_start 'myrate' ? on & repeat_stop 'myrate' : off & repeat_start 'myrate' 100ms & browser_scroll 'bottom' ? repeat_stop 'myrate' : browser_scroll +1 & get_browsed_song 'playcount' & param_cast 'integer' & param_bigger 50 ? browsed_song 'rating' 5 : param_bigger 40 ? browsed_song 'rating' 4 : param_bigger 30 ? browsed_song 'rating' 3 : param_bigger 20 ? browsed_song 'rating' 2 : param_bigger 10 ? browsed_song 'rating' 1 : browsed_song 'rating' 0
Known bug..
Doesnt rate the 1st one (at the top), but you can move the track at a different position by sorting the list.
That's because you have put browser_scroll +1 in the front of the script. So, first it advances, then it rates the track. To fix, use this code instead:
repeat_start 'myrate' ? on & repeat_stop 'myrate' : off & repeat_start 'myrate' 100ms & browser_scroll 'bottom' ? get_browsed_song 'playcount' & param_cast 'integer' & param_bigger 50 ? browsed_song 'rating' 5 & repeat_stop 'myrate' : param_bigger 40 ? browsed_song 'rating' 4 & repeat_stop 'myrate' : param_bigger 30 ? browsed_song 'rating' 3 & repeat_stop 'myrate' : param_bigger 20 ? browsed_song 'rating' 2 & repeat_stop 'myrate' : param_bigger 10 ? browsed_song 'rating' 1 & repeat_stop 'myrate' : browsed_song 'rating' 0 & repeat_stop 'myrate' : get_browsed_song 'playcount' & param_cast 'integer' & param_bigger 50 ? browsed_song 'rating' 5 & browser_scroll +1 : param_bigger 40 ? browsed_song 'rating' 4 & browser_scroll +1 : param_bigger 30 ? browsed_song 'rating' 3 & browser_scroll +1 : param_bigger 20 ? browsed_song 'rating' 2 & browser_scroll +1 : param_bigger 10 ? browsed_song 'rating' 1 & browser_scroll +1 : browsed_song 'rating' 0 & browser_scroll +1
ok im lost....please give a step by step. Also is there a way to onit to have done auto at start up or even after closing. just asking?
geposted Mon 19 Jun 17 @ 8:42 pm
music234
Ok, the script starts a loop, which tagg your files shown in the browser
playcount > 50 then 5 stars, if not then
playcount > 40 then 4 stars, if not then
.... > 30 then 3 Stars...
.....> 20 then 2 Stars....
.....> 10 then 1 Star....
.....................0 Star.
after check your play count for the first file the browser_select scrolls to next file and so on. At the end of your browser the script stops.
Select a small playlist, put this script on a custom button, push the button and see the magic of VDJ.
playcount > 50 then 5 stars, if not then
playcount > 40 then 4 stars, if not then
.... > 30 then 3 Stars...
.....> 20 then 2 Stars....
.....> 10 then 1 Star....
.....................0 Star.
after check your play count for the first file the browser_select scrolls to next file and so on. At the end of your browser the script stops.
Select a small playlist, put this script on a custom button, push the button and see the magic of VDJ.
geposted Mon 19 Jun 17 @ 9:35 pm
Djratedxxx919
ok it works great thank you. This all i needed.
geposted Mon 19 Jun 17 @ 10:06 pm
Djratedxxx919
THIS SHOULD BE AN ADDED FEATURE
geposted Mon 19 Jun 17 @ 11:55 pm
music234
That's why I am a real fan of VDJ.
If you need/want something you can add and edit those features.
VDJ is a real weapon, and there is no other sw allow the user to customize it in this way.
If you need/want something you can add and edit those features.
VDJ is a real weapon, and there is no other sw allow the user to customize it in this way.
geposted Tue 20 Jun 17 @ 5:46 am
Djratedxxx919
music234 wrote :
That's why I am a real fan of VDJ.
If you need/want something you can add and edit those features.
VDJ is a real weapon, and there is no other sw allow the user to customize it in this way.
If you need/want something you can add and edit those features.
VDJ is a real weapon, and there is no other sw allow the user to customize it in this way.
True, but i would love this one to be automatic. would be a great feature. Customizable count/star settings.
geposted Wed 21 Jun 17 @ 6:29 pm
djles.co.uk
Forgive me if I'm missing the point here, but, what advantage would rating songs have over sorting columns on play count?
I have put this script on a custom button and tested a small playlist, but.........
I've never used the star rating before, never saw the point when you can display the play count column and sort from that.
Go on then, someone educate me. :-)
I have put this script on a custom button and tested a small playlist, but.........
I've never used the star rating before, never saw the point when you can display the play count column and sort from that.
Go on then, someone educate me. :-)
geposted Thu 22 Jun 17 @ 12:09 am
music234
That's true, but different Djs got different workflows.
No need to educate you ;o)
No need to educate you ;o)
geposted Thu 22 Jun 17 @ 6:03 am
Djratedxxx919
Just a personal preference of mine. More for the eyes than the mix.
geposted Fri 23 Jun 17 @ 1:15 am