Hi guys really enjoy your forum and the thought came to mind of using
such an app (organize playlists using each song's bitrate) just out of
this curiosity has anyone managed to come up with the app from that
I'd be super glad to test it out for you guys.. osm stuff ;-)
dero wrote:
Hi guys really enjoy your forum and the thought came to mind of using
such an app (organize playlists using each song's bitrate) just out of
this curiosity has anyone managed to come up with the app from that
I'd be super glad to test it out for you guys.. osm stuff ;-)
I think I found the problem, and I'm embarrased too. A few weeks ago I
was playing around with the Custom Skip plug-in (these plug-ins sure
can be dangerous!) and I create and turned on a filter that will only
find Lossless files when playing a Dynamic Playlist. Of course, I
completely forgot
What choices besides Lossless do you get ?
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I have mostly MP3 files in my library with some FLAC and AAC files.
I re-ran the script now and as you requested, here are entries in the
server log file:
[11-02-14 14:38:57.9660] Slim::Schema::Storage::throw_exception (82)
Error: DBI Exception: DBD::mysql::st bind_columns failed: bind_columns
Erland, I created the custom SQL playlist using the plug-in as you
specified in your instructions. However, the only tracks that it finds
is when I choose Lossless from the list of choices. If I choose any
of the other bitrates, it comes back with a No songs message. Is
there something I am
dbinder101;610803 Wrote:
Erland, I created the custom SQL playlist using the plug-in as you
specified in your instructions. However, the only tracks that it finds
is when I choose Lossless from the list of choices. If I choose any
of the other bitrates, it comes back with a No songs message.
Aha! So I was right that SQL playlist would do this for the OP. Thanks
erland!
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Yes, I've looked at those plug-ins but I don't see any option for doing
a query against bitrate.
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How about using mp3tag. first create a custom column to display the
bitrate info. For example, use this as the value in a custom column:
%_bitrate% kb/s $left(%_vbr%,1)
then sort your files by that column. Then you can select large numbers
all at once, and assign a custom field within your tags
garym;609469 Wrote:
How about using mp3tag. first create a custom column to display the
bitrate info. For example, use this as the value in a custom column:
%_bitrate% kb/s $left(%_vbr%,1)
then sort your files by that column. Then you can select large numbers
all at once, and assign a
I've gone thru the forums and wiki but I still cannot find how to do
this. I'd like to create a smart playlist that will only include tracks
with a specific bitrate. The only place I saw where I can choose a
bitrate is in the Advanced Search. But when I try this method, it seems
to take about 5
dbinder101;609154 Wrote:
I've gone thru the forums and wiki but I still cannot find how to do
this. I'd like to create a smart playlist that will only include tracks
with a specific bitrate. The only place I saw where I can choose a
bitrate is in the Advanced Search. But when I try this
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