does the V (in the colums playlist after artist, number, album, bitrate) means how many times you've played the track?
I want the same but when I sort to most played it shows me the first click from low to high number.
I have to hit twice to go from high number to low.
It's kind of annoying when there are 1000 songs in my playlist.
I guess it's because track number have to be from low to high, but I dont know how to change this.

question 2, how do you get the 0 before the numbers like:
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10

I use this now:

display tab:
$if($strcmp(%PLAYCOUNT%,?),
0 times,
$if($strcmp(%PLAYCOUNT%,1),
%PLAYCOUNT% time,
%PLAYCOUNT% times
))

sort tab:
$num(%PLAYCOUNT%,100)

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Sort by: $sub(999,%playcount%)



A simpler Code would be:

Also, your sort code makes no sense. Use the one i have put above.

thanks works fine but it shows 00 time now.

It will be nice to see songs never played like "not played yet" or something.

I tried:
$num(%playcount%,2)
$ifequal(%playcount%,0,never,)
$ifequal(%playcount%,1,time,)
$ifgreater(%playcount%,1,times,)

output
00 never (00 is wrong)
01 time
02 times

Use this code:



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Thank you kanak.



almost forgotten.
is there something similar for lastplayed?

I made this:

display tab


sort tab:


$sub(999,%lastplayed%) helps a little bit.
without, it shows just like playcounter did without it.
from never been played to first played and so on to the bottem of the page with the latest played


when I add it to my sort tab it goes like:
from first played to last played and then the never been played.

what I want is from Latest played to first played en after that the never been played.

You can use cwb_hooks to do the same thing in an easier way. Get the component Here

Next, use this code:


The $sub part subtracts from 999 to get the latest first. If you want the first listened to tracks to appear first, you can remove the $sub(999,) part

I tried what you say.

what I see is:
2007-07-04 11:45
2007-07-04 11:46
2007-07-04 11:47
etc. etc.

then all my 'never been played'

2007-07-05 10:01
2007-07-05 11:04
2007-07-05 11:06
etc. etc.

as soon as I remove the
$sub(999,$cwb_datediff(%lastplayed%,%cwb_systemdatetime%))
everything is showed well, but on the bottem the lastest played.

I'm sorry i made a mistake in the code.

try:

$sub(%cwb_systemdatetime%,%lastplayed%)

I'm sorry.
goes like:
first to latest played and then the never been played.

This is strange. I tried the same sort string in my playlist, and it does sort correctly. In your case, the sort string is disregarding the hh:mm:ss part, which does not happen in my case. Which components are you using?


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foo_playback_custom.dll
Playback Statistics Custom 1.0.1

which one you so I can test that one as well?


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I'm using Foobar Official Play Count plugin (latest) with CWB hooks (latest). I've set the play count plugin to write to files.


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If you're looking to create a "Recently played" smart playlist (autoplaylist, Playlist tree, whatever), and sort from most recent (at the top) to oldest (at the bottom) (descending order), the following string can be used in your sort column.



If you're using Playlist Tree, you can just check "Reverse". If you're using autoplaylist, you can use some subtraction. E.g. .

I can't take credit for that one; I believe someone on this board posted it before, but thought I'd just pass it along since it was something that irked me for a long time.

I'm using foo_playcount 1.3.1 BTW.