Forget Crossfade Script [MM3] -(auto crossfade switching)

[stan9980]

No, Windows 7 64-bit.

[thegoldenvision]

Where does this hide? I cannot find it anywhere. Is it a script or a setting?

[rrfpacker]

It's a script. The .vbs should be in Scripts>Auto once it's installed. You can turn it on and off under Play>Crossfade.

[MusicBringer]

As Dale and his site seem to have disappeared I've uploaded the script to my own webspace.
http://www.stanonline.co.uk/mediamonkey/ForgetCrossfade_v1-0-0.mmip
stan9980

Thank you Stan

[thegoldenvision]

It's a script. The .vbs should be in Scripts>Auto once it's installed. You can turn it on and off under Play>Crossfade.

Found it. Thanks

[Big Isch]

Heee, real great idea !

Works very fine.

When listening to (some) compilation albums, I would like to crossfade also consecutive tracks.
Maybe script could allow to define a pattern in one of the custom fields, and if that pattern is present,
then do crossfade unconditionally. E.g. "[crossfade]" is in custom5.

Would this be a useful extension ?

kind regards

[rrfpacker]

Do a search for a script called Linked Tracks. It might do what you want.

[Big Isch]

Hello,

Sorry, could not find "Linked Tracks". Do you have a pointer to it ?

Anyway, I just added following right after line 120:

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 If (Instr( SDB.Player.CurrentSong.Custom5, "[crossfade]") > 0) Then
   nextAlbum = "Fake next album name to mimic track in other album"
End If

So I can mark individual tracks to also be crossfaded to consecutive track - that was what I wanted.

[Lowlander]

LinkedTracks: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8464&hilit=linked+tracks

[e10kstarfire]

Can someone help, I managed to mess up installation of this script by not running MM as administrator first.

I have uninstalled the script but in MM under play I still have "Auto Crossfade", how can I get rid of this? If I reinstall the script I get two "Auto Crossfade" entries.

Thanks!




EDIT: I fixed this now