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4. One hour of random tracks:
4. One hour of random tracks:


<tt>[Media Type]=[audio] ~sort=[Random] ~t=74m</tt>
<tt>[Media Type]=[audio] ~sort=[Random] ~t=60m</tt>


5. One CD's duration of random tracks:
5. One CD's duration of random tracks:
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<tt>[Media Type]=[audio] ~sort=[Random] ~t=74m</tt>
<tt>[Media Type]=[audio] ~sort=[Random] ~t=74m</tt>


6. This smartlist selects randomly up to 1000 songs. Of these 1000, there will 40% songs rated 5, 30% rated 4, 20% rated 3 stars. The remaing 10% will be of unrated material (you can also use number of songs instead of percentage). Finally it will remove songs with matching artist and title (name).
6. Up to 1000 random songs. Of these 1000, there will 40% songs rated 5, 30% rated 4, 20% rated 3 stars. The remaing 10% will be of unrated material (you can also use number of songs instead of percentage). Finally it will remove songs with matching artist and title (name).


<tt>[media type]=[audio] ~mix=1000,25%,{[Rating]=>4},25%,{[Rating]=>3},25%,{[Rating]=>2},25%,{[Rating]=<1} ~nodup=[Artist],[Name]</tt>
<tt>[media type]=[audio] ~mix=1000,25%,{[Rating]=>4},25%,{[Rating]=>3},25%,{[Rating]=>2},25%,{[Rating]=<1} ~nodup=[Artist],[Name]</tt>
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[[Category:Smartlist:Examples:Audio]]
[[Category:Search Examples]]

Latest revision as of 05:52, 8 April 2014

The following smartlists will display various random results:

1. One random track:

[Media Type]=[Audio] ~sort=[random] ~n=1

2. One random album:

[Media Type]=[Audio] ~sort=[random] [Complete Album]=1 ~n=1 ~a

3. Three random albums

[Media Type]=[Audio] ~sort=[random] ~limit=-1,1,[album] ~n=3 ~a

4. One hour of random tracks:

[Media Type]=[audio] ~sort=[Random] ~t=60m

5. One CD's duration of random tracks:

[Media Type]=[audio] ~sort=[Random] ~t=74m

6. Up to 1000 random songs. Of these 1000, there will 40% songs rated 5, 30% rated 4, 20% rated 3 stars. The remaing 10% will be of unrated material (you can also use number of songs instead of percentage). Finally it will remove songs with matching artist and title (name).

[media type]=[audio] ~mix=1000,25%,{[Rating]=>4},25%,{[Rating]=>3},25%,{[Rating]=>2},25%,{[Rating]=<1} ~nodup=[Artist],[Name]

Note:

  • If there is only half of the tracks you wanted, that are rated with 5 stars, the total number of songs will decrease that amount. 200 songs less makes a total of 800 songs before the duplication elimination starts. ~nodup=[Artist],[Name] can be placed right after [media type]=[audio] to get the exact number of songs wanted.