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The current version for MC30 is here: InstallJRMC The easiest way to get a new installation going is to use a contributed script called InstallJRMC. Linux MC uses the debian apt package management system for installation, updating and removal. Please see Mac Installation & Removal for details.

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Please see Installation & Removal for details.ĭownload and Install JRiver Media Center. Installation varies based on the operating system chosen.ĭownload and Install JRiver Media Center. 3.1 Write my own Apps that can control Media Center.2.4.5 Access content outside my home network.2.4.4 Listen/Watch Content on my Phone or Tablet.2.4.3 Serve content to DLNA capable devices.

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2.2.2 My videos are played by other software and I want Media Center to process the audio.2.2.1 My videos are stored on disk and I want Media Center to catalogue it.2.1.3 I want to listen to Internet Radio.2.1.2 I want to route audio from other software through Media Center.2.1.1 My music is stored on disk and I want use Media Center to navigate through it.Because of this, I recommend that you manually disable this flag on the MC field.

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This may cause the update process to become even slower as MC will update the sidecar.xml for each file as ZStats is updating the field. However, the created field will have the flag " save in file tags" enabled by default as it cannot be disabled automatically via the MCWS API. ZStats will automatically create the field if it doesn't exist (or any other field name as specified in the ZStats.ini).

After setting this up and playing tracks for some time, the field have been updated with enough information for ZStats to process and generate the statistics and playlists. To use ZStats you need to first setup MC to collect Play History timestamps, as described in this thread. The first run with this option enabled may be VERY slow depending on the size of your library because it needs to update for all files however, on subsequent runs ZStats will only update the files which had changes since last run (files which were played since last run), so it will be much faster. To create/update the field you need to set UpdateStats=1. The default configuration sets UpdateStats=0 and UpdatePlaylists=1, so it will only create the Top Playlists which is relatively fast. Please read the comments on the default zstats.ini to learn about all the available options and time range tokens. You can define which statistics and playlists you want to create, as well as the output format for the field and other settings. The ZStats.ini configuration file is generated by default.

Use Windows Task Scheduler to schedule a nightly run of the tool.

fine tune the config file to your taste, re-run to update statistics/playlists.

run ZStats.exe again to process all files and generate Statistics and Playlists.

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edit the config file and enter your MCWS hostname, username and password.

run it once - it will create a default zstats.ini configuration.

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download the latest release and place the executable in a folder with Write permissions.Create the field in MC and setup an "After Playback" expression (instructions below).designed to run as a scheduled task to update statistics periodically (overnight).optionally executes an Expression before/after calculating statistics.daily/weekly/monthly/etc statistics, custom date ranges supported.creates TOP N Playlists for a given date range using multiple criteria.writes statistics back to an MC field for usage in Views/Expressions.Play History statistics per File, Album, Artist, or grouped by any other MC field.Please post any issues or requests using MC's Interact forum, where I'm known as zybex. Because of this, it does not have a GUI and all settings are done via a zstats.ini configuration file. ZStats is designed to be executed periodically (nighly) as a scheduled task to update statistics for all files in an MC library, so that this heavy computation task doesn't need to be run in realtime in MC. ZStats can also create user-defined Playlists for the Top N most played tracks in any given time range. ZStats reads the contents of field from JRiver's Media Center, computes user-defined statistics from the data, and writes back the calculated statistics to an MC field for usage in Views/Expressions/Smartlists. ZStats aka MCStats is a tool to compile Play History statistics for JRiver Media Center