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Hi,

2.0 version release, i make a lot of changes, Try it and comment



Download
http://sourceforge.net/projects/moodman ... p/download

V2.0 changes:
- UI Rebuild
- Fix error when artist don't have moods in AllMusic Database
- Now Can Change Moods 'per Track', 'per Album' and 'per Artist'

i really would like to try this script but i am not able to find it somewhere
it is shown in the addon-menu but not in scripts or somewhere else.

heartofhate wrote:i really would like to try this script but i am not able to find it somewhere
it is shown in the addon-menu but not in scripts or somewhere else.

just press right-button in a album, or song and choose MoodManager.
http://i51.tinypic.com/21eq93c.png

I don't see where allmusic provides the moods on a 'per song' basis, only 'per album'. But I still see a lot of potential for where you're headed, because as you develop this script, I'd think you could also use the same code for grabbing the album ratings..... Now that, I'd do cartwheels for - or at least I'd roll over & giggle.
-Chris

netphoenix wrote:I don't see where allmusic provides the moods on a 'per song' basis, only 'per album'. But I still see a lot of potential for where you're headed, because as you develop this script, I'd think you could also use the same code for grabbing the album ratings..... Now that, I'd do cartwheels for - or at least I'd roll over & giggle.
-Chris

Allmusic doesn't provide 'per song' Mood, so this script gets respective album's moods, and if couldn't find Album, gets Artist's moods (Perfect for Greatest Hits), This is just a "sample" of a idea, I'm re-wrote the script and add more tools to make it more complete and without bugs

Grab Album's ratings? a like give my own rating, but maybe in a future release

netphoenix wrote:I'd think you could also use the same code for grabbing the album ratings..... Now that, I'd do cartwheels for - or at least I'd roll over & giggle.
-Chris

Ratings are a personal thing. Each user rates music differently.

Bulakaxa wrote:

heartofhate wrote:i really would like to try this script but i am not able to find it somewhere
it is shown in the addon-menu but not in scripts or somewhere else.

just press right-button in a album, or song and choose MoodManager.
http://i51.tinypic.com/21eq93c.png

i still don't have this option. that's kind of weird.

you still don't have it listed on the context menu?

makes me think you might have not got the script to install properly.

are you on win7? if so right click the scripts mmip file and run it in admin mode.
mm 3 needs that to be done for installing scripts on win 7 cause win 7 is a pain in the but.

i got it now... for some reason i need to restart until it shows up (kind of weird, eh?).
and i am aware of the problem with win7. it always starts in administration mode on my desktop because sometimes i cannot edit the tags from my external hdd (it also requires administration-rights)

I will be looking at this Addon with interest.
There are so many things that you can add to your tags, and I do all my tagging manually.
But I am surely not going to decide what mood my tracks are, then add that to them.

Thank you Bulakaxa, i'ts an interesting script.

But I need to first install .NET Framework v4.0.30319 to run it. I'm on XP and I think I have v2.0

dypsis wrote:Ratings are a personal thing. Each user rates music differently.

But Mood is also, somehow, a matter of taste. Don't you think?

Samuel_LB wrote: But Mood is also, somehow, a matter of taste. Don't you think?

Moods are a matter of each persons viewpoint. So are music styles and ratings offered by Allmusic. They provide guidance - or a starting point when I'm trying to determine if an artist, album, or song might be something I'd enjoy listening to. From there, we all change meta-data to suite our personal tastes.

-Chris

Samuel_LB wrote:Thank you Bulakaxa, i'ts an interesting script.

But I need to first install .NET Framework v4.0.30319 to run it. I'm on XP and I think I have v2.0

dypsis wrote:Ratings are a personal thing. Each user rates music differently.

But Mood is also, somehow, a matter of taste. Don't you think?

S***, I total forgot to compile it in .Net Framework 2.0, I will make sure that future releases you just need .Net Framework 2.0
Meanwhile you could download it here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/d ... laylang=en

Thank you. I checked my setup, I have version NET Framework 3.5 SP1. I can't install 4.0 because it needs XP SP3 and I only have SP2 (don't ask)...

Samuel_LB wrote:Thank you. I checked my setup, I have version NET Framework 3.5 SP1. I can't install 4.0 because it needs XP SP3 and I only have SP2 (don't ask)...

In 10 min i will upload a .Net Framework 2.0 version
EDIT:
Done, Now support .Net 2.0