Ok, I'll take a look.

I can check out the stats, but I think some of this may just be a misunderstanding. If you have 600 tracks and play all of them twice, then the played stats will say 1200. This is because it is counting each time you play the track, not the number of tracks that have been played.

Not entirely straight forward, but I've added it to my list to take a look at in the next version.

Yeah, reading it back again, that's actually really obvious from the original post. I must have been really tired when I read it, and not really read it at all.

I've added this to my list, should be easy enough to add in.

My "Advanced Report" script will create a website for you, if you configure it that way, but you have to upload and host the files yourself. Search for it in the addons forum if you're interested.

I've just scanned back through my emails and the number is an integer worked out by first getting the RRGGBB hex code (like you would for HMTL) and then converting the hexidecimal into decimal.

Yes, this is possible. It's undocumented, but you can just use the "Color" method, like this... Set list = SDB.CurrentSongList For i = 0 To list.Count-1 Set itm = list.Item(i) itm.Color = 8421504 Next I can't remember how the value works exactly, but the example I've given is grey (the sam...

I'm confused, this script allows you to create a XSPF file from a playlist, so what are you asking for that's different than that?

"Custom1" (without the space) should work.

Great, thank you. I'm glad you find it useful.

At the moment there isn't a field for this, no. I'll add it in the next version though.

I'm guessing that you're just trying "Album" and not "AlbumName"? You need to use the API to get the field properties.

That's a lot of "also"s, I'll do my best to cover everything... 1) If it is showing the list of tracks successfully, which it seems to be in your screenshot, then I see no reason why the links wouldn't work. Do you get any ActiveX warnings? My only guess is that the script is failing to co...

"[Unknown]" isn't the actual value, it's just an indication. However, if you want a catch all, you can just use this... %=Unknown

Yeah, it would be nice to be able to choose the update channel, like you can with Chrome for example.