Thanks for the information Daniel. This worked like a charm. Though I think 
being a Linux Engineer by trade helped with enabling this flawlessly the 
first time. Definitely not for the faint hearted since plist's are binary 
files and cant be edited with a text editor.

Sure it's not pretty, but it gives me some sort of idea on how I rated that 
song in iTunes. I look forward to seeing further development of this UI and 
hopefully a pretty representation of the rating (possibly on it's own 
line?).

Thanks to all the developers and their hard work on Growl and Growl add-ons!

On Friday, June 15, 2012 10:28:59 PM UTC-4, Daniel Siemer wrote:
>
> Warning, all of the following information is use at your own risk. 
>
> The ability to show a track rating in the notification exists in the 
> current GrowlTunes, but its hidden because it is part of the 
> configuration UI, and not entirely finished (and can result in 
> undefined behavior if you mess it up).  If you are an adventurous soul 
> who can follow directions, heres how to do it (I only have a debug 
> build handy, so not entirely positive that this will work). 
>
> First, quit GrowlTunes 
> Locate your GrowlTunes preferences, since GrowlTunes is sandboxed, 
> that should be in ~/Library/Containers/com.growl.GrowlTunes/Data/ 
> Library/Preferences 
> Make a backup copy of com.growl.GrowlTunes.plist to your desktop (or 
> other location) 
> Set or add the following preference: 
> enableFormattingConfiguration with a type of Boolean to YES 
> Now when you relaunch GrowlTunes there will be a new option at the 
> bottom of its menu bar, Configure Formatting 
> This opens a window with an only partly finished UI full of token 
> fields. 
> Add [rating] (the [] will turn it into a token on enter or changing 
> fields) to any of the rows/types of media you want, and it should turn 
> into a token. 
>
> Things to take note of: 
> This may not take effect immediately, and may take reattempting and 
> relaunching of GrowlTunes and/or iTunes 
> This will not be a pretty star bar, this will be the raw value from 
> iTunes which is on a scale from 0-100. 
> There are other fields and meta data that are supported.  However, 
> this whole UI is unsupported, and undocumented at present, use at your 
> own risk, and if need be, revert to that saved prefs file. 
>
> On Jun 15, 12:02 pm, Steven King <[email protected]> wrote: 
> > The old version of GrowlTunes would show the star rating of the song 
> that 
> > is playing in the notification. Is there anyway to get that 
> functionality 
> > back?

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