by trixmoto » Mon May 08, 2006 4:21 am
To remove them straight away it would have to be a monitor script that checked every X seconds, which would have to be in the Auto folder so it was always running, although this would drain the processor (negliably probably, but it would still always be running).
Maybe a better way would be an OnPlay event (or ScriptType=2) so that every time a track played it would remove all the low-rating tracks. Although this would still allow the possibility of that track being a low-rated one if it had only just been added at the end of the list (or you were playing with shuffle on).
It's definitely possible - but I'm commited to other scripts at the moment. Hopefully someone will be interested in doing it. Hope my thoughts help.
To remove them straight away it would have to be a monitor script that checked every X seconds, which would have to be in the Auto folder so it was always running, although this would drain the processor (negliably probably, but it would still always be running).
Maybe a better way would be an OnPlay event (or ScriptType=2) so that every time a track played it would remove all the low-rating tracks. Although this would still allow the possibility of that track being a low-rated one if it had only just been added at the end of the list (or you were playing with shuffle on).
It's definitely possible - but I'm commited to other scripts at the moment. Hopefully someone will be interested in doing it. Hope my thoughts help.