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You can't because it's not an actual script.

However:
If you have "autoSearchDb" set to "yes" (default behavior) then you could add something like this on the "ONINIT" key of your keyboard mapper:
wait 5000ms & browser_gotofolder 'D:\My Music Root' & wait 1000ms & recurse_folder


Moderator Corrected Script
 
geposted Fri 10 Mar 23 @ 10:37 am
PhantomDeejay wrote :
You can't because it's not an actual script.

However:
If you have "autoSearchDb" set to "yes" (default behavior) then you could add something like this on the "ONINIT" key of your keyboard mapper:
wait 5000ms & browser_gotofolder 'D:\My Music Root' & wait 1000ms & recurse_folder
 
geposted Fri 10 Mar 23 @ 9:15 pm
locoDogPRO InfinityModeratorMember since 2013
look up the recurse script
 
geposted Fri 10 Mar 23 @ 9:24 pm
locodog wrote :
look up the recurse script
link the recurse script i cant find it in search.
 
geposted Sat 11 Mar 23 @ 4:50 pm
locoDogPRO InfinityModeratorMember since 2013
look it up in app
 
geposted Sat 11 Mar 23 @ 7:31 pm
corrected, due to Locodog making me learn...lol
wait 5000ms & browser_gotofolder 'G:\TrueLifeSound' & wait 1000ms & recurse_folder
 
geposted Mon 13 Mar 23 @ 3:27 am
Will the AutosearchDB option also execute the 'analyze for BPM etc' function? Or will it only add the trackname to the DB?
 
geposted Thu 06 Jul 23 @ 4:03 pm
AdionPRO InfinityCTOMember since 2006
Only add to db
 
geposted Thu 06 Jul 23 @ 4:44 pm
Thanks. Is there a way to auto analyze for bpm for new tracks added?
 
geposted Thu 06 Jul 23 @ 4:48 pm
AdionPRO InfinityCTOMember since 2006
Not for all tracks, but analyzeSongsOnView should practically do the same, since they would be scanned as soon as you see them.

Only thing this wouldn't work for is filter folders I guess
 
geposted Thu 06 Jul 23 @ 5:09 pm