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so I have no idea how to the script !
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so I have no idea how to use the script !
(I am registered now
Next Artist or Album
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NickDiamond
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NickDiamond
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You have import Script/Group in File menu I think.
I'm at work so I cant be 100% sure.
I'm at work so I cant be 100% sure.
Best regards,
Peke
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NickDiamond
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I just downloaded Girder 3.2.9b, the "great program" everyone is constantly talking about when they hear the word "remote".
It's not as good as I thought it would be. It seemingly can't directly execute a subroutine from a script file. But I've a workaround that I'll post this evening (unless I stupidly would forget, in that case please remind me).
Cheers
Steegy
It's not as good as I thought it would be. It seemingly can't directly execute a subroutine from a script file. But I've a workaround that I'll post this evening (unless I stupidly would forget, in that case please remind me).
Cheers
Steegy
Extensions: ExternalTools, ExtractFields, SongPreviewer, LinkedTracks, CleanImport, and some other scripts (Need Help with Addons > List of All Scripts).
Hi
As promissed, I posted an updated script so you can use it with girder:
http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... 9478#49478
Explanation on how to use it is at the bottom of the script.
Note that I wrote the explanation without seeing any copy of Girder (which I just tested very briefly), so you might have to search a bit for yourself.
Basicly, I just added command line parameters to the script.
Cheers
Steegy
As promissed, I posted an updated script so you can use it with girder:
http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... 9478#49478
Explanation on how to use it is at the bottom of the script.
Note that I wrote the explanation without seeing any copy of Girder (which I just tested very briefly), so you might have to search a bit for yourself.
Basicly, I just added command line parameters to the script.
Cheers
Steegy
Extensions: ExternalTools, ExtractFields, SongPreviewer, LinkedTracks, CleanImport, and some other scripts (Need Help with Addons > List of All Scripts).
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NickDiamond
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NickDiamond
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NickDiamond
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Did everything, but I had to rename the .vbs-file,How to add (for Girder 3.2.9b):
- Menu Edit > Add new Command
- Tabpage "O.S." > dropdown list > "Execute" (or something similar).
- Fill in the text areas as said above (one box for the wscript program location, one line for the command line parameters), and preferable set startup visibility to "hidden" (or "invisible").
but then Girder accepted it !
Damn, nothing happens.- Click the apply button and then right-click the command icon in the left pane, and choose "test command".
I tried different combinations of filenames, paths... but just nothing happens...
Where is the problem ?
I tried to "target" girder on Mediamonkey, but then there was also no reaction of mm ...
maybe I have to set a connection from girder to mm, but how ?
OK, here's a walkthrough:
- Open Girder
- Add a new "command", e.g. as shown in the screenshot: http://home.tiscali.be/ruben.castelein/Girder/Menu.gif
- In the right pane, choose the tab "O.S." and choose "Execute" from the dropdown list, as shown in the screenshot: http://home.tiscali.be/ruben.castelein/ ... Screen.gif
- Type >>"C:\Windows\System32\WScript.exe"<< in the "File" box (without the >> and << marks of course)
- Type >>"C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Scripts\Previous&Next Album(Artist).vbs" /PlayNextAlbum<< in the "Step Size" box (without the >> and << marks of course)
- Select "Hidden" (or if necessary "Minimize") from the "Startup Options" dropdown list
- Press the apply button
- Test the new command (e.g. by right-clicking the command in the left pane, and choosing "Test Command")
You now have added the command "PlayNextAlbum". To add the other commands, just do the same as above, but in the "Step Size" box, you'll need
>>"C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Scripts\Previous&Next Album(Artist).vbs" /PlayPreviousAlbum<<
>>"C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Scripts\Previous&Next Album(Artist).vbs" /PlayNextAlbumArtist<<
>>"C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Scripts\Previous&Next Album(Artist).vbs" /PlayPreviousAlbumArtist<<
Also mind that you'll need to use the folder to your own MediaMonkey installation directory. I used "C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey" here, so make sure that you change this if this isn't correct for you.
Cheers
Steegy
- Open Girder
- Add a new "command", e.g. as shown in the screenshot: http://home.tiscali.be/ruben.castelein/Girder/Menu.gif
- In the right pane, choose the tab "O.S." and choose "Execute" from the dropdown list, as shown in the screenshot: http://home.tiscali.be/ruben.castelein/ ... Screen.gif
- Type >>"C:\Windows\System32\WScript.exe"<< in the "File" box (without the >> and << marks of course)
- Type >>"C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Scripts\Previous&Next Album(Artist).vbs" /PlayNextAlbum<< in the "Step Size" box (without the >> and << marks of course)
- Select "Hidden" (or if necessary "Minimize") from the "Startup Options" dropdown list
- Press the apply button
- Test the new command (e.g. by right-clicking the command in the left pane, and choosing "Test Command")
You now have added the command "PlayNextAlbum". To add the other commands, just do the same as above, but in the "Step Size" box, you'll need
>>"C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Scripts\Previous&Next Album(Artist).vbs" /PlayPreviousAlbum<<
>>"C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Scripts\Previous&Next Album(Artist).vbs" /PlayNextAlbumArtist<<
>>"C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Scripts\Previous&Next Album(Artist).vbs" /PlayPreviousAlbumArtist<<
Also mind that you'll need to use the folder to your own MediaMonkey installation directory. I used "C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey" here, so make sure that you change this if this isn't correct for you.
Cheers
Steegy
Extensions: ExternalTools, ExtractFields, SongPreviewer, LinkedTracks, CleanImport, and some other scripts (Need Help with Addons > List of All Scripts).
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NickD.
thank you again,
but it doesn't work...
Just did it as you said (with changing program folder)...
I think there is a wrong setting in Mediamonkey , but I have no idea what is the reason why "test command" just does nothing (though, if mm has not been started before, and I "test command" the logo of mm popups for a short moment, thats it)...
Maybe I need a little walktrough for mm so that I know where/how to add the files and something like this...
Sorry, I know it's a lot of work for you ...
but it doesn't work...
Just did it as you said (with changing program folder)...
I think there is a wrong setting in Mediamonkey , but I have no idea what is the reason why "test command" just does nothing (though, if mm has not been started before, and I "test command" the logo of mm popups for a short moment, thats it)...
Maybe I need a little walktrough for mm so that I know where/how to add the files and something like this...
Sorry, I know it's a lot of work for you ...
I just did a very little update to the code to prevent the script from giving an error message when there's no "Current Song". In that case, the script shouldn't do anything.
The only time there's no "Current Song" is when MediaMonkey is started with an empty playlist.
But that won't change anything else and it's just a "detail".
The only time there's no "Current Song" is when MediaMonkey is started with an empty playlist.
But that won't change anything else and it's just a "detail".
Extensions: ExternalTools, ExtractFields, SongPreviewer, LinkedTracks, CleanImport, and some other scripts (Need Help with Addons > List of All Scripts).
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NickD.
So,
the functions "PlayNextAlbumArtist" and "PlayPreviousAlbumArtist" do what I want:
To jump to the next/previous artist in the list !!
Always to their "first" (first in list) album !
Thats great, I'm very happy...
but :
the functions "PlayNextAlbum" and "PlayPreviousAlbum", though working, do not do what I wanted.
They jump to the next album (albums in alphabetic order), I want to jump the next/previous Album of the current artist !!!!
Would be very great if you could fix/add this !!!
Wow, you're doing great work !!!
the functions "PlayNextAlbumArtist" and "PlayPreviousAlbumArtist" do what I want:
To jump to the next/previous artist in the list !!
Always to their "first" (first in list) album !
Thats great, I'm very happy...
but :
the functions "PlayNextAlbum" and "PlayPreviousAlbum", though working, do not do what I wanted.
They jump to the next album (albums in alphabetic order), I want to jump the next/previous Album of the current artist !!!!
Would be very great if you could fix/add this !!!
Wow, you're doing great work !!!
OK, I have now added the new switches "PlayNextAlbumSameArtist" and "PlayPreviousAlbumSameArtist" that will do what you want.
Cheers
Steegy
Cheers
Steegy
Extensions: ExternalTools, ExtractFields, SongPreviewer, LinkedTracks, CleanImport, and some other scripts (Need Help with Addons > List of All Scripts).