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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 30 for Windows => Topic started by: EmersonDAnite on January 29, 2023, 10:12:52 pm
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Hello,
I'm still a pretty low-level user of JRiver. I did a re-install without manually backing up my library. Luckily I only lost two day's worth of added music. I keep track of my music pretty exclusively via playlists, and I was hoping there was a way to find songs in my folder tree that aren't on ANY playlists.
Thanks for any help!
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Installing won't cause any problems with your library. You can restore a backup. MC makes them automatically. Search for zip files.
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Hello,
I'm still a pretty low-level user of JRiver. I did a re-install without manually backing up my library. Luckily I only lost two day's worth of added music. I keep track of my music pretty exclusively via playlists, and I was hoping there was a way to find songs in my folder tree that aren't on ANY playlists.
Thanks for any help!
Select a list that includes all of your music.
Copy the code below and paste it into the search bar in the top right corner.
[=isempty(fileplaylists())]=1
The list should reduce. The files now showing in the list are those that are not on any playlist.
If it doesn't look correct, look for playlists in a group named recent playing nows. These are automatically generated by MC. Delete them (the playlists, not the files) and repeat the steps above.
-marko
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That search command works perfectly! Thanks again. I'll note that I had to clear the playlists "recent playing nows" and "recently imported"
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You can use this one without having to clear the Recent lists:
[=isempty(listremove(fileplaylists(),recent,2))]=1