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Recently added autoplaylist

Hi everybody!
I´m trying to do and autoplaylist were are shown my latest albums added to my library but I can´t get it like I want..
In this playlist I want more recent albums at the top of the list I tried this: %last_modified% SINCE 2012 SORT DESCENDING BY %last_modified%

but it has two problems:first all the tracknumbers are non-sorted and some tracks in some albums are splitted in diferents (altouht is the same)albums..

Which string should I put??

thanks!!

Recently added autoplaylist

Reply #1 –
you need foo_playback_statistics and then you can use the %added% tag
 

Recently added autoplaylist

Reply #4 –
Quote from: jazzy73 on
mmmm I´ve noticed one thing...How could I filter .cue files from an autoplaylist?

Try if this works:
Include: %path% HAS .cue
Exclude: NOT %path% HAS .cue
Windows 10 Pro x64 // foobar2000 1.3.10

Recently added autoplaylist

Reply #5 –
Quote from: Andreasvb on
Quote from: jazzy73 on
mmmm I´ve noticed one thing...How could I filter .cue files from an autoplaylist?

Try if this works:
Include: %path% HAS .cue
Exclude: NOT %path% HAS .cue


yess it works!! 
I put this string: %added% SINCE 2012 AND NOT %path% HAS .cue SORT DESCENDING BY %added%

.cue are filtered!the only thing I don´t know is why some albums(not all of them)have their tracknumbers unsorted.. 

thanks!!

Recently added autoplaylist

Reply #6 –
You sort them by %added%?
Windows 10 Pro x64 // foobar2000 1.3.10

Recently added autoplaylist

Reply #8 –
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why some albums(not all of them)have their tracknumbers unsorted..


Quote from: jazzy73 on
yes,is the only way to show most recently added at the top of the list.


A compromise could be to sort descending by "$day(%added%)" [the double quotes included in the query!].