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foo_skip: skip tracks that match a specified search query

Reply #400 –
Thanks, fixed in 1.9.6.

foo_skip: skip tracks that match a specified search query

Reply #401 –
Wow...

foo_skip: skip tracks that match a specified search query

Reply #402 –
Quote from: Speech on
I encounter a conflict between the latest foo_skip and foo_bookmarks. If a file has a skip tag and is also bookmarked, when you double-click on the bookmark to start your file from that point, foo_skip takes over and starts the file from the beginning+the skip tag, so the bookmark becomes useless.


Hi Case,
in skip v. 1.9.6 this conflict with foo_bookmarks (or foo_bookmarks) seems to have come back again.

foo_skip: skip tracks that match a specified search query

Reply #403 –
Should be fixed now.

foo_skip: skip tracks that match a specified search query

Reply #405 –
Hello all,
I have gone through all the past posts but I can't seem to figure this out.
I mainly use foo_skip for skipping parts of a track, never to skip entire tracks. Therefore I use the SKIP tag per track.
I have no problem skipping the beginning of a track, however it never works for skipping the end part.
Here is an exemple of a tag: SKIP=-0:02.7; 02:36-  (This very track is 2:58 long)
Do I have a problem with the syntax?

Also, here are all the active DSPs :
  • Skip track
  • Skip silence with a 750ms duration and a -54dB silence threshold
  • Affix silence with 0ms before and 3500ms after
  • EBU R128 Compressor
  • Advanced Limiter


I also use a buffer length of 1700ms.

BTW I have updated to the last version 1.9.7 of foo_skip.
Thanks in advance for your pointers!!!

foo_skip: skip tracks that match a specified search query

Reply #406 –
Try moving Skip track (AKA foo_skip) to the bottom of the DSP chain.

Also, I suggest formatting your SKIP tags as illustrated in earlier posts, namely -0:00:00;0:00:00-.

foo_skip: skip tracks that match a specified search query

Reply #407 –
Removing the space after the semicolon makes it see the end part. It seems my parsing is a bit too strict about the syntax.

foo_skip: skip tracks that match a specified search query

Reply #408 –
Thanks for your replies.
I removed all others DSPs and left only Skip Track, as well as formatted the tag to SKIP=-0:00:02.7;00:02:36-, but all to no avail.

It still ignores the end part...

Could it be a conflict with another component?

foo_skip: skip tracks that match a specified search query

Reply #409 –
Remove SKIP= from the tag value as it's inclusion is unnecessary. I didn't realize you were formatting your values with it. I just tried foo_skip with it included and foo_skip ignored the second value like you're experiencing.

EDIT:

Forgot to say leading zeroes and colons also proved to be unnecessary in my tests.

foo_skip: skip tracks that match a specified search query

Reply #410 –
Quote from: BenB on
Remove SKIP= from the tag value as it's inclusion is unnecessary. I didn't realize you were formatting your values with it. I just tried foo_skip with it included and foo_skip ignored the second value like you're experiencing.

EDIT:

Forgot to say leading zeroes and colons also proved to be unnecessary in my tests.


Wow, thanks BenB! That did it for me indeed! It was a smart thing to try to remove the SKIP= part and I'm glad you did!
Now it works like a charm to skip the end part of a track and indeed, there is no need for the leading zeros. Thanks!

However now that this works, I'm running into a new issue: as mentioned in one of my previous comments, I use the "Skip silence" and "Affix silence" (foo_dsp_silence) DSPs to remove any silence in the beginning and end of a track and affix a 3s silence gap between tracks. I couldn't verify it before making the foo_skip DSP work but now I see that my setup doesn't work for those tracks whose end has been skipped using the SKIP tag: it just continues to the next track without adding the 3s silence...

I tried to put the Skip track DSP at the beginning of the DSPs chain as well as at the end but it made no difference.

Do you have any pointer again? Thanks in advance for your precious help!

foo_skip: skip tracks that match a specified search query

Reply #411 –
Hello, sorry for my stupid question but how can I skip a track that is under 24 bits per sample? I tried: %Bitrate%, %Bits_per_sample%, %Bits per sample%, %Bits%  + IS 16

Hope someone can help me. I couldn't find the answerer by searching this topic either.

foo_skip: skip tracks that match a specified search query

Reply #412 –
"$info(bitspersample)" LESS 24

foo_skip: skip tracks that match a specified search query

Reply #415 –
Quote from: Daeron on
Quote from: Everyoneisinsideofme on
Thank you ! Is there a list with all possible "codes" ?

http://wiki.hydrogenaud.io/index.php?title...tting_Reference
http://wiki.hydrogenaud.io/index.php?title...00:Query_syntax



thank you very much daeron! thanks a lot for the kind help! : ) great forum

foo_skip: skip tracks that match a specified search query

Reply #416 –
Hi I just installed this plugin, but it is not working. I added the SKIP to tag an album, so all the songs have the SKIP tag with a value of 1. My filter:
Code: [Select]
$if2(%SKIP%,0)

However, foo_skip does not skip the songs. I added the following to my status bar, and it is showing that Foobar2000 sees the SKIP tag fine:
Code: [Select]
$if(%SKIP%, '('usually skipped')',)


Any help is greatly appreciated,
DaAwesomeP

foo_skip: skip tracks that match a specified search query

Reply #417 –
Use query syntax:

Code: [Select]
%skip% PRESENT

or
Code: [Select]
%skip% IS 1

etc.

foo_skip: skip tracks that match a specified search query

Reply #419 –
How do I want to type if I want to skip the first 20sec of a song and skip the last 20 sec of song but play everything between. ?
And lets say the song is 5:20min long.

foo_skip: skip tracks that match a specified search query

Reply #421 –
Quote from: Wolfbane on
How do I want to type if I want to skip the first 20sec of a song and skip the last 20 sec of song but play everything between. ?
And lets say the song is 5:20min long.

track properties > Tools > add new field... > <SKIP>

-00:00:10  starts at  00:00:10 (also a simple -10 works)
00:02:30-  ends at  00:02:30  (also a simple x- to skip the last x seconds)

To start at  00:00:10 and end at 00:02:30 . You have 2 options:
  • 00:02:30-00:00:10  (it looks funny but it works)
  • -00:00:10;00:02:30-

foo_skip: skip tracks that match a specified search query

Reply #422 –
Hello there! thanks for the great plug-in! I'm trying to set it up so it skips tracks with rating 1 or 2.

The default code is %rating% IS 1 .

Among other I've tried the following:
%rating% IS 1 OR 2 *
%rating% IS $or(1,2)
%rating% OR 1,2 *
[blockquote]* + all kinds of alternative separators[/blockquote]It does not work. What am I doing wrong?

foo_skip: skip tracks that match a specified search query

Reply #423 –
(%rating% IS 1) OR (%rating% IS 2)