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foo_sqlite comes with a bunch of default tags/columns set up by default; to add additional tags that exist in your media library go to 'File > Preferences > Media Library > SQLite viewer' and select 'MediaLibrary table', then click 'Add defaults' and 'Apply'. Does this add md5 to the list of columns available? Repeat for 'Playlist table'.
Did you also 'Add defaults' to the 'Playlist table' too?
First off, this is using a CUI component (library tree) so you need to be using a CUI (colums ui) config. You'd also need to familiarize yourself with using masstagger. There is a learning curve.
It's kinda useless to start explaining if you're not even using CUI. My post is to merely show you the idea and principles for you to work on.
Hello, I'm now gradually starting to learn mass tagger. But I wanted to ask you one thing just to be sure:
In Default UI I used Spider Monkey Panel to add the advanced Library Tree plugin, and it's really helpful, as far as I have tested it has all the features that the Columns UI version has. Do I really need to switch to Columns UI to start implementing your genre tagging techniques? Maybe I'm overlooking something here, I'd really appreciate your help.
foo_sqlite comes with a bunch of default tags/columns set up by default; to add additional tags that exist in your media library go to 'File > Preferences > Media Library > SQLite viewer' and select 'MediaLibrary table', then click 'Add defaults' and 'Apply'. Does this add md5 to the list of columns available?
Yes, now there are tags in the MediaLibrary table, including md5. I executed this script:
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insert into Playlist_Updatable (path, playlist_name) select path, 'Duplicate Tracks' from mediaLibrary where md5 in (select md5 from mediaLibrary group by md5 having count(*)>1 );
Now I understand, that SQLite takes the list of tracks from medialibrary, I configured it too, it has status monitoring folders wich have duplicates. Spoiler (click to show/hide)
Result can see: Spoiler (click to show/hide)
Thank you very much for help, plugin and scripts
P.S. I also tried execute this script:
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insert into Playlist_Updatable (path, playlist_name) select path, 'Duplicate Tracks' from Playlist where playlist_index = active_playlist() and md5 in (select md5 from Playlist where playlist_index = active_playlist() group by md5 having count(*)>1 );
But it still says "no such column: md5": Spoiler (click to show/hide)
Thank you. I tried execute both commands, but SQLite console says "SQLite Error:(1) no such column: md5"
foo_sqlite comes with a bunch of default tags/columns set up by default; to add additional tags that exist in your media library go to 'File > Preferences > Media Library > SQLite viewer' and select 'MediaLibrary table', then click 'Add defaults' and 'Apply'. Does this add md5 to the list of columns available? Repeat for 'Playlist table'.
If that doesn't add it, can you let me know which version of foobar you're using, and if you have foobar configured with a media library of if you're just adding files to foobar via playlists?
I'm out for a few hours now, but will take a look when I'm back later if that doesn't work.
Last post by swtwentyman -
I just added some files and it took 28 minutes to index (on a 512GB SD card). I assume this will be fixed quickly: they've always been good about stuff.
I was able to get it to read just being open in the background. Probably it just seemed that way because it took so long to index.
Thanks for the new features and bug fixes (that Wikipedia bug was an elusive m*f* )
Said that, I think I need a little help configuring the image sources the way I like.
I have two sources for cover and artists photo, discogs_tagger and biography panel.
discogs_tagger download cover images to $directory_path(%path%) as album art_[number] and artist photo to Musica\Data\artist_art\%DISCOGS_ARTIST_ID%\%DISCOGS_ARTIST_ID%_[number]
I would like to download all the possible images that biography can download to Musica\Data\art_img and Musica\Data\rev_img even if there is already a valid cover in $directory_path(%path%)
And display In cycle bio artist the images of Musica\Data\artist_art\%DISCOGS_ARTIST_ID% + Musica\Data\art_img In cycle bio review the images of Musica\Data\rev_img + $directory_path(%path%)
But I'm not able to achieve it.
what would be the correct combination of folders and custom folders for that?
Last post by SimBun -
That's what facets as described above will give you.
If it were me, I'd be using foo_sqlite. Using this you can run sql against your media library/playlist to identify duplicates (based on md5) and then push the resulting tracks out to a playlist.
drop table if exists Playlist_Updatable; create virtual table Playlist_Updatable USING MetaDB_Module(no_multivalue_split,playlist);
insert into Playlist_Updatable (path, playlist_name) select path, 'Duplicate Tracks' from Playlist where playlist_index = active_playlist() and md5 in (select md5 from Playlist where playlist_index = active_playlist() group by md5 having count(*)>1 );
drop table Playlist_Updatable;
If you want to run it against your entire media library, just use
drop table if exists Playlist_Updatable; create virtual table Playlist_Updatable USING MetaDB_Module(no_multivalue_split,playlist);
insert into Playlist_Updatable (path, playlist_name) select path, 'Duplicate Tracks' from mediaLibrary where md5 in (select md5 from mediaLibrary group by md5 having count(*)>1 );