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here's a way of changing PartyMode's behaviour - chikko - 2007-11-05 i've been messing around with smartplaylists lately (here) and after finaly getting everything working, i've made a little batch file called "list" to help me replace the PartyMode.xsp file easily - all needs to be done is open a console and use it. for example: "list rating" will make th next partymode session find all the songs which are rated with 2 stars and up. i'm attaching my 4 *.xsp examples - you're more than welcome to create your own queries and add them to the list. inside the zip file: * "list" - personally i located it in my /usr/bin/ so it would run from anywhere. use "chmod +x list" to make it runnable. * "*.xsp" - four example files made to replace the original PartyMode.xsp. should be located in the /UserData/playlists/music/ of your XBMC directory. btw: i'd be happy to hear of alternative ways ![]() - chikko - 2007-11-05 here's some more: all - all tracks best - only tracks with 3 stars and up rated - all rated tracks notrated - all tracks which have not been rated yet mostplayed - i think it's understood.. never - never played before heb - only tracks in Hebrew (can be altered into any other language eng - only english tracks (there could be a problem with languages which has same letters as in english - can be fixed by using the "doesnotcontain" rule) |