Zack,

It appears you don't understand randomness very well.
With a single die, you can roll a 1 six times, and that is random, although
it is NOT an even distribution.

To resolve your issue, I usually add a limit on the Played Count when
creating a Smart list.  This forces the distribution to be even, but, you
can still randomly play the same song more than once in a row.

Peter.

On Wed, 9 Dec 2020 at 17:09, Zack Zimmer <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> I load up Clementine again after a break on my Linux Mint 20 setup..
> Created a play list of 124  tracks.  Set it to random play and repeat.
> After a few days or a week I looked at the play counts.  Out of 124 tracks
> 1 track was played 95 times, followed by tracks with 91, 90  88, 87 down to
> 72 in 19th place. After that it drops into the 40's then to the teens,
> followed by the bottom 36 played 6 or 7 times.
>
> This does not seem truly  random.  If it was there would be a more even
> distribution.  I can see if there was some variance, but a few tracks play
> 90+ times and 1/4 play 6 or 7 times? Wat's going on? Any fixes?
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