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<tt>[Media Type]=[Audio] ~sort=[random] [Complete Album]=1 ~n=1 ~a</tt> | <tt>[Media Type]=[Audio] ~sort=[random] [Complete Album]=1 ~n=1 ~a</tt> | ||
| − | 3. One hour of random tracks: | + | 3. Three random albums |
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| + | <tt>[Media Type]=[Audio] ~sort=[random] ~limit=-1,1,[album] ~n=3 ~a</tt> | ||
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| + | 4. One hour of random tracks: | ||
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| + | <tt>[Media Type]=[audio] ~sort=[Random] ~t=60m</tt> | ||
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| + | 5. One CD's duration of random tracks: | ||
<tt>[Media Type]=[audio] ~sort=[Random] ~t=74m</tt> | <tt>[Media Type]=[audio] ~sort=[Random] ~t=74m</tt> | ||
| − | 4. | + | 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>[ | + | <tt>[media type]=[audio] ~mix=1000,25%,{[Rating]=>4},25%,{[Rating]=>3},25%,{[Rating]=>2},25%,{[Rating]=<1} ~nodup=[Artist],[Name]</tt> |
| + | 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. <tt>~nodup=[Artist],[Name]</tt> can be placed right after <tt>[media type]=[audio]</tt> to get the exact number of songs wanted. | ||
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:Search Examples]] |
Latest revision as of 00:52, 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.
