Script request: "Mainstreamness" of track
Script request: "Mainstreamness" of track
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, mainstream music, while you'd seek out your most obscure tracks when wanting to impress someone with your "indieness"
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Sounds like a really good idea. Isecond that request.
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My music on Soundcloud
some more on Last.fm
if you really like my music...
My music on Soundcloud
some more on Last.fm
if you really like my music...
I too think this would be a valuable script. In fact I came on the forums today to specifically look for something that did this.
I spent hours last night going through my 1300 albums on Last.fm, trying to add the top played 1-2 tracks from each to a playlist, for a party. I barely made a dent in my library because it is so time consuming to do manually.
Does anyone know if this Script can be done? Could you "refresh" the playlist to reflect new additions to your library, or changes to the "top played" songs on Last.fm?
I spent hours last night going through my 1300 albums on Last.fm, trying to add the top played 1-2 tracks from each to a playlist, for a party. I barely made a dent in my library because it is so time consuming to do manually.
Does anyone know if this Script can be done? Could you "refresh" the playlist to reflect new additions to your library, or changes to the "top played" songs on Last.fm?
It's certainly possible via scripting. The code could be lifted from my "GenreFinder" or "SimilarArtists" or "MonkeyRok" scripts. If I get time I might take a look at this, but I'm very busy at the moment so it might take me a while to get round to it. Sorry!
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..hmm
I had a look at the description of the XML-Interface of last.fm
http://www.audioscrobbler.net/data/webservices/
I didn't find the total count of a track. I found only the counting of a track from a specific album. Thus it may be not so easy to implement the feature....
GuHu
I had a look at the description of the XML-Interface of last.fm
http://www.audioscrobbler.net/data/webservices/
I didn't find the total count of a track. I found only the counting of a track from a specific album. Thus it may be not so easy to implement the feature....
GuHu
I don't see why this would be a problem. Personally I'd like to know if the same track is generally played more on one album or another if I've got them both.
Download my scripts at my own MediaMonkey fansite.
All the code for my website and scripts is safely backed up immediately and for free using Dropbox.
All the code for my website and scripts is safely backed up immediately and for free using Dropbox.
Thinking that with combination of Last.fm Node Script could shorten dev. status and add this feature more easily.
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Peke
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Peke
MediaMonkey Team lead QA/Tech Support guru
Admin of Free MediaMonkey addon Site HappyMonkeying
How to attach PICTURE/SCREENSHOTS to forum posts