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=== %played_per_day% ===
 
=== %played_per_day% ===
  
Returns the average of how many times per day track has been played, better said average daily playcount between %first_played% and %last_played%. If the track has not been played yet, the field does not exist.
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Returns the average of how many times per day track has been played, based on time first played, time last played and times played (average daily playcount between %first_played% and %last_played%). If the track has not been played yet, the field does not exist.
  
 
=== %added% ===
 
=== %added% ===

Revision as of 15:53, 1 September 2010

Playback statistics

Special fields

%play_count%

Returns how many times this tracks has been played. If the track has not been played yet, the field does not exist.

%first_played%

Returns the date and time when the track was first played. If the track has not been played yet, the field does not exist.

%last_played%

Returns the date and time when the track was last played. If the track has not been played yet, the field does not exist.

%played_per_day%

Returns the average of how many times per day track has been played, based on time first played, time last played and times played (average daily playcount between %first_played% and %last_played%). If the track has not been played yet, the field does not exist.

%added%

Returns the date and time at which track has been added to media library. Even if the track has not been played yet, the field exists, logically.

%rating%

Returns Rating Value (can be integer from 1 to 5). If the track has not been rated yet, the field does not exist.



The format of the returned values for both %first_played% and %last_played% are

 YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss

The different parts of the format have the following meaning:

  • YYYY: year (four digits)
  • MM: month (two digits)
  • DD: day of month (two digits)
  • hh: hour (two digits)
  • mm: minute (two digits)
  • ss: second (two digits)