I get the following error message if I try to fill the field occassion with one or with multiple tags: Error #438 - .... This object does not support this property or method: 'itm.occassion' File: ....GenreFinder.vbs", Line:0, Column:0 Occasion is misspelled in the script (occas s ion). Upon ...

What a great script! Here are my whitelists: Genre (results in approx. 90 categories): Adult%=Adult Contemporary,Afro%=Afrobeat,Alt-country=Alt Country,Alt Country,Alt Singer Songwriter=Singer-Songwriter,Alternative,Alternative Country=Alt Country,Alternative Dance=Dance,Alternative Electronic ...

Ok, thanks for your help. For the record, my regional settings were Norwegian.

I suppose it has something with your regional settings of Windows. Which is your decimal point? Could you temporary try with English settings and see if it something changes? I am very impressed by your deductive powers! Changing the regional settings did indeed have an impact, it now shows average ...

Nope, that's not it. I installed the most recent version (1.7.5.2, using MM 3.0.3.1140 on Vista), and am still getting 14 decimals. If this is abnormal behaviour, I guess one of the many other scripts I'm using have upset something in MM. Maybe I should go for a full reinstall.

I use this node to sort albums by rating: Albums by rating|child of:album\<album|sort by:avg(rating)|sort order:desc|all:no|unknown:no|top:300|min tracks:7> However, it displays something like 14 decimals. Is there any way to display the average scores as integers, or better yet, with one decimal?

Yes, that did work! Excellent, thanks!

Uwe, I'm sorry for being unclear. If possible, I would like to have years as a selection factor in addition to rating, to prefer newer songs within ratings. A "favour factor" for newer songs would do the trick, I guess, or additional menus like the ones you already have for rating with categories ...

Hi, thanks for a great script. I use it quite a lot and have never experienced any problems.

I was wondering if it would be possible to add another feature, namely to weight the songs by year as well. I'd like to give newer songs priority over older ones. Is this doable?

Anjelface: Are you by any chance on Windows Vista? Check out the response to this thread:


http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=25513

It fixed the same problem for me!

Would anyone be interested in updating this script for MM3?

I've hesitated until now to make the transition to MM3, but this script made me do it - works like a dream now! Thanks!

What an excellent idea! I'm impressed. I desperately want to get this script working, but get the following error message when clicking on the name of the artist, tag etc. I've entered: There was a problem querying the database: 42000:[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Syntaksfeil(operator ...

Excellent! I'm really looking forward to this script. As the previous poster, I'm sorry that I can't be of any help - the efforts of those who do know how to script are greatly appreciated.

Would it be possible to develop a script that could get the play count of a song from last.fm and save it to e.g. one of the custom fields in Mediamonkey? This would be a great feature in creating playlists for different occasions and audiences - e.g. at a party you'd generally play well-known ...