You have this in the script code
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Dim path : path = Script.ScriptPath&".txt"
Dim fout : Set fout = fso.CreateTextFile(path,True)
Could that generate the error message?

Dim path : path = Script.ScriptPath&".txt"
Dim fout : Set fout = fso.CreateTextFile(path,True) 

TAKE 10 Years - The Autumn Effect
TAKE 3 Doors Down - Acoustic EP
TAKE Foo Fighters - Live At Wembley Stadium
TAKE Guns N' Roses - Chinese Democracy
TAKE Marah - Angels Of Destruction!
TAKE Ryan Adams - 29
TAKE Ted Leo & The Pharmacists - Mo' Living EP
TAKE Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers - Dragonfly
GIVE AC/DC - Ac/Dc Live
GIVE Beastie Boys - License To Ill
GIVE Beatles - A Hard Day's Night
GIVE Black Crowes - Live - Disc 1
GIVE Black Crowes - Live - Disc 2
GIVE Coldplay - A Rush Of Blood To The Head
GIVE Cowboy Junkies - Pale Sun Crescent Moon
GIVE Weezer - Green Album
trixmoto wrote:1) I'm now sure what you mean by the "ArtistSort tag", if this an MM property?
2) If you open the script file in a text editor then you can change the masks, this would allow you to create a CSV file.
Dim Mask : Mask = "<Artist> - <Album> (<Tot>/<Max>)" 'mask for artist albums
Dim TrackMask : TrackMask = "" 'blank mask means no tracks are displayed
Dim CompMask : CompMask = "<Artist> - <Album> (<Tot>/<Max>)" 'mask for compilation albums
Dim FirstMask : FirstMask = "" 'mask for first track in an album
trixmoto wrote:@Melloware - how well does your program have any kind of fuzzy matching to cope with typos or other variations? It seems to be that creating text files and then comparing those is not making use of the power of the database that the data is in.
trixmoto wrote:@Melloware - how well does your program have any kind of fuzzy matching to cope with typos or other variations? It seems to be that creating text files and then comparing those is not making use of the power of the database that the data is in.
@fphredd - MM3 does not have access to this tag, but MM4 should make it possible to access all tags. The lines of code you want at at the top, after the comment...
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Dim Mask : Mask = "<Artist> - <Album> (<Tot>/<Max>)" 'mask for artist albums
Dim TrackMask : TrackMask = "" 'blank mask means no tracks are displayed
Dim CompMask : CompMask = "<Artist> - <Album> (<Tot>/<Max>)" 'mask for compilation albums
Dim FirstMask : FirstMask = "" 'mask for first track in an album

trixmoto wrote:Yes


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