we have not tested the script as such, however, in the newer versions of Silverjuke, the script's extension was changed from .sj to .js - so maybe a renaming will help?
Best regards,
Your Silverjuke-Team
Statistics: Posted by Service-Team — 27. Apr 16, 13:09
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But i can't to make it work in the latest version of silveruke [windows]
Is it compattible?
Please some help
thanks in advance
Statistics: Posted by DCom — 25. Apr 16, 15:33
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Spexer
Statistics: Posted by Guest — 13. Feb 09, 10:58
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Basic hacking course in any programming language:
1) Find the line containing the text message you want to remove
2) Comment it out (see existing commentlines for the comment-syntax used in the language) or remove the line altogether. Don't remove anything more than that single line, the rest of the logic will still keep on working.
3) Enjoy!
One tip: don't keep copies of the script around where SJ can find them, you can't tell anymore which one is used.
SilverEagle
PS: If you really give up (you shouldn't
) I'll give you the fix if you ask again...Statistics: Posted by SilverEagle — 12. Feb 09, 08:39
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Statistics: Posted by spexer — 11. Feb 09, 13:18
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You're welcome
> Still I would like to ask you if you could make a
> even simpler script,
> ...
I made it more complicated instead
... See top posting update to v1.1.I hope 10 presets are enough for you? I thought many more might make it very hard to remember which shortcut went to which playlist.
SilverEagle
Statistics: Posted by SilverEagle — 11. Feb 09, 13:03
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Still I would like to ask you if you could make a even simpler script, which saves to a specific playlist ex. jazz.m3u directly. then I would have to have one script for every playlist however it would only take one click and eliminate the "select playlist dialog". If you have the time & energy to do that I would appriciate it!
Statistics: Posted by spexer — 11. Feb 09, 11:23
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By request a script which makes sorting your music collection into playlists a bit easier. Two functions are available:
Add to playlist
This lets you select a playlist (either new one or existing). After that the curently playing song gets added to it.
Add to same playlist
This just adds the currently playing song to the last playlist you selected with 'Add to playlist'
It should all be rather foolproof with lots of messages to warn you if there are any problems with opening or writing files. It even keeps a backup from before the last change in "*.*-org".
Note: this script only supports M3U (not even M3U8), and Silverjuke only supports M3U playlists if they actually have the extension ".m3u".
Installation is simple: just put the script next to your silverjuke.exe and restart Silverjuke. The functions are available on the tool menu (rightclick->tools) but you can assign keys to them (rightclick->settings->advanced->further options, "Shortcut: Tools: Add to playlist" and "Shortcut: Tools: Add to same playlist").
UPDATE v1.1
- In the Silverjuke advanced settings you can now click on "AddToPlaylist - Use presets", if you say 'yes' 10 presets are added to the rightclick->tools. Use the advance options "AddToPlaylist - Preset <n>" to set the file for each preset to use, and assign shortcuts like before.
Have fun,
SilverEagle
Statistics: Posted by SilverEagle — 11. Feb 09, 09:14
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