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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 19 for Windows => Topic started by: MusicBringer on January 24, 2014, 11:14:10 am
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Hello Folks, I want a view to display my listening habits.
Not the number of times I have listened and when.
I need a view to see how much I listen to one Genre as against another.
Some genres have a few thousand tracks whereas other genres have but a few hundred.
I am looking for percentages to give me an idea of the proportion of one particular genre I listen to over another.
Any ideas please.
thanks,
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What is the math you want? Total track listens per genre vs. total track listens (to produce a per-genre ratio)? Or... ?
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Looking at what you asked I suppose I want both please.
How much of a genre have I listened to.
and
How does that genre compare with other genres.
thanks,
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The first one is easy in a Categories view. Just add to the Thumbnail Text the field [Number Plays].
The second one will require using a technique like described here:
http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=77826.0 (http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=77826.0)
Are you OK with that?
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Thanks..I'll go have a looksee.
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Sorry. No. That's over my head. I am no coder.
I am looking for a view to show percentages that give me the proportion of one particular genre I listen to over another.
Plus I need to understand this more:
in a Categories view. Just add to the Thumbnail Text the field [Number Plays].
thanks,
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You may want want to look at using the new Chart view.
Create a view for Genre then in Customize View -> View As -> Chart. In Customize View Settings -> Chart -> Metric -> Plays.
It will give you a pie chart with a percentage legend on the right.
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Plus I need to understand this more:
in a Categories view. Just add to the Thumbnail Text the field [Number Plays].
thanks,
You can customize the text below the Thumbnails in any view. Click on the little down arrow on the tab -> Thumbnails -> Thumbnail Text. In the Expression Editor you can enter tag fields or expressions to have that text displayed below the thumbnail. More: http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=82843.0
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Yup, the chart view is a good way to go. See if it works for you.