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Only increase play count when song is played for X seconds

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monstermunch
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I like the play count feature as it lets me see what songs I have listened to a lot which can help me pick out my favourite songs. However, when I'm skipping through my songs trying to find one (such as when I don't know its name) the play count goes up even if I just listen to a few seconds worth. This doesn't really count as listening to the song so I don't like this counting as being played as it makes the play count less accurate. I would like a feature where the play count would only increment if the song is played for some number of seconds (configurable maybe, but I think 10 or 20 seconds would be good for most). Very short songs will have to be treated as a special case though if they are under the seconds limit.

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lexs
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i agree, maybe base it on the same criteria as last.fm uses?
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Aleš Janda
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I agree too, because due to this property of Amarok is play count absolute useless :redface:

Ideal for me is when play count is increased after play whole track. I think that this is easy modification but very desirable :wink:
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markey
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That's what the Score is for. You can even write your own custom score scripts, did you know that?


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Aleš Janda
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Thank you very much, score is that I was look for! :smilie: I never before know what this strange number "score" really means.

However, I think for a lot of people - who don't know about score :wink: - is more useable having better play count. I think that actually number "play count" say nothing.
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Aleš Janda
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May be good would be enable Score column visible in default. So beginner would see how Score is changed when track is played, skipped etc. Otherwise I think that Score is less used feature because a lot of people don't know this.

I work with comuter 15 years (in graphical mode 10 years) and Score is news for me :wink: But maybe I'm exception :p

So thank you for help and great program :smilie:


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