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Posted: **Fri Sep 07, 2007 1:37 am**

This script is currently only working with MM2 (as the title says).

Posted: **Fri Jan 18, 2008 4:18 pm**

Just what I was looking for! Subscribing to be notified when an update for 3 is ready. I need this script!

Posted: **Fri Feb 29, 2008 4:17 pm**

I don't know if this is something people still use, but I just installed it a few minutes ago and got the same error in MM3 others were getting. A quick glance at the database reveals they moved the lyrics to a more logical location. Change the sql line to this, and it should work:

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  Dim sql : sql = "WHERE Songs.Lyrics = ''"

Or if you want to be more selective, something like this:

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  Dim sql : sql = "WHERE Songs.Lyrics = '' AND Songs.Genre NOT IN ('Classical', 'Score', 'Instrumental', 'Podcast')"

I don't know how this thing is indexed, so there may be a more optimized solution, but it's fast enough for my purposes.

das

Posted: **Fri Mar 07, 2008 12:28 am**

das Monkey wrote:I don't know if this is something people still use, but I just installed it a few minutes ago and got the same error in MM3 others were getting. A quick glance at the database reveals they moved the lyrics to a more logical location. Change the sql line to this, and it should work...

This is a script I definitely miss! (Trixmoto made this way back when I first started using MM, at my request

)

I tried your modification das, but I'm still getting lots of wacky errors. Trixmoto, I know you're busy - I just wanted to remind you that this script is still wanted

.

Posted: **Fri Mar 07, 2008 4:25 am**

It's on my list!

Posted: **Fri Mar 07, 2008 4:51 am**

nohitter151 wrote:
das Monkey wrote:I don't know if this is something people still use, but I just installed it a few minutes ago and got the same error in MM3 others were getting. A quick glance at the database reveals they moved the lyrics to a more logical location. Change the sql line to this, and it should work...
This is a script I definitely miss! (Trixmoto made this way back when I first started using MM, at my request )

I tried your modification das, but I'm still getting lots of wacky errors. Trixmoto, I know you're busy - I just wanted to remind you that this script is still wanted .

I Believe that I used to use this script w/MM2....

Maybe I am missing something, but is there a reason to update it considering the ability's of the newest MagicNodes?
I use this node and it appears under "Files To Edit":

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<Group|Name:Problematic tracks|Show tracks:No|Child of:FilesToEdit|Position:Last child>\Tracks without lyrics|Filter:<Lyrics> = ''\<Title>

Or maybe I am missing some other usefulness of this script?

Posted: **Fri Mar 07, 2008 8:03 am**

drjboulder wrote:
nohitter151 wrote:
das Monkey wrote:I don't know if this is something people still use, but I just installed it a few minutes ago and got the same error in MM3 others were getting. A quick glance at the database reveals they moved the lyrics to a more logical location. Change the sql line to this, and it should work...
This is a script I definitely miss! (Trixmoto made this way back when I first started using MM, at my request )

I tried your modification das, but I'm still getting lots of wacky errors. Trixmoto, I know you're busy - I just wanted to remind you that this script is still wanted .
I Believe that I used to use this script w/MM2....

Maybe I am missing something, but is there a reason to update it considering the ability's of the newest MagicNodes?
I use this node and it appears under "Files To Edit":
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<Group|Name:Problematic tracks|Show tracks:No|Child of:FilesToEdit|Position:Last child>\Tracks without lyrics|Filter:<Lyrics> = ''\<Title>
Or maybe I am missing some other usefulness of this script?

Well I'd really rather just have the Lyrics node than all of MagicNodes (call me old fashioned, its just a script that I've never used). I would assume there are other users like me, but I guess I could be the only crazy MM user out here

.

Posted: **Fri Mar 07, 2008 9:42 am**

You can also do this with My Custom Nodes and if you want, that can be the only custom node you have.

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[No Lyrics]
icon=Title
sortLike=Artist
easyCaption=BaseCaptionAndTrackCount
hideIfEmpty=1
refresh=1
trackCriteria="(Lyrics = '')"
parent="Files to Edit"

Posted: **Wed Mar 19, 2008 4:37 pm**

New version (1.2) is now available to download from my website. It is now compatible with MM3.

Posted: **Wed Mar 19, 2008 5:18 pm**

Sweet!

I've been waiting for this one, many thanks.

Posted: **Mon Oct 20, 2008 8:27 am**

Trix, I know you're busy but I wanted to express a small wish for this script which I use quite frequently - I'd love if the Missing Lyrics node only looked for tracks with missing lyrics in the active filter. Right now it finds all lyric-less tracks but includes those in other filters, like Podcasts.

Thanks for an already great tool.

Posted: **Mon Oct 20, 2008 2:54 pm**

Replace line 42 from:

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Dim sql : sql = "WHERE Songs.Lyrics = ''"

To:

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Dim sql : sql = "WHERE Songs.Lyrics = '' AND " & SDB.ActiveFilterQuery

And it should work!

Posted: **Mon Oct 20, 2008 6:46 pm**

Thanks Bex! Unfortunately after making the change I'm now getting:

Posted: **Mon Oct 20, 2008 9:08 pm**

I didn't get much right there, did I?
Replace the last Sub with this one:

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   Sub ShowUnknownLite(node)
      Dim FilterSQL
      If Not SDB.Database.ActiveFilterQuery="" Then FilterSQL = " AND " & SDB.Database.ActiveFilterQuery
      Dim sql : sql = "WHERE Songs.Lyrics = ''" & FilterSQL
      SDB.MainTracksWindow.AddTracksFromQuery(sql)
      SDB.MainTracksWindow.FinishAdding
    End Sub

Posted: **Mon Oct 20, 2008 9:17 pm**

Excellent, thanks much Bex (and of course Trixmoto as well!)

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