The script doesn't pull out all albums in the system, it pulls out the albums of all of the tracks in the main window, or the tracks which are selected. So if you sort the tracks in the main window by the album order that you're interested in, the script should pick up the albums in that order.

I believe it just processes the tracks in order, so you can make sure you sort the tracks in the list prior to running the report, and they should be sorted in the same order.

With regards to resetting everything back to default, try re-installing the script again, that should do it.

The component is included in the package. You can copy it to somewhere more generic (like C:\something) and then register it manually...

I think Extensions is the overall term for everything extra, including scripts, skins, plugins, etc. Whereas scripts are just scripts.

Well I think this is a symptom of managing to get your settings confused. The way the script works is that it runs the backup manually the first time, with the settings, and you get all of the warning popups. Then if you've chosen any of the automatic options, they continue to run with the same sett...

I'm glad you're making progress, but sorry that I'm late to the conversation. I can say that the reason there are both the overwrite and cleanup options are a double check so that people don't accidentally delete stuff. It tries to make it really clear that your output path should be a unique path u...

If the script is still required, I can look at updating it for MM4. I thought it wasn't required anymore, so I let it drift silently off into the night...

Thanks, yes. I've used this mechanism before and it's on my list to apply it to this script... when I find time!

The scripts on my site are always the latest version of my script. I starting doing my site before the addons site appeared, and as most people will have update URLs that point to my site, I've kept it going. However, the MonkeyRok skin links are likely to be out of date. I used to keep them up to d...

I've responded to your PMs, certainly happy for you to take up the mantle on this one, and I'll help where I can.

Great, I'm glad you managed to get it installed in the end, and that you've found it useful.

It's a little more difficult, because it's not an album level value, it's track level. But I can look at adding it in for albums which all tracks have the same genre, or something like that. I'm glad you've found the script useful.

There probably isn't an easy way to do that with either script. You could sort the tracks you're interested in by track number and then only select track 1's before you run the report.

Have you tried using the SQL Viewer script to build and test your query? I seem to remember that this brings back column headings, which you might find useful.

My "MonkeyRok" script does this, but it's currently not working, as YouTube have de-supported the version of the API that I was using. It's on my list to sort out though.