Philip Meyer wrote:
> I thought it was about time I tried LMS again, and grim & bear the
> deficiencies introduced since 7.5.6.
>
> I've exported my TrackStat content, and decided not to bother with
> History info.
> Database Query > TrackStat Statistics is showing the stats that I
> expect.
> Custom Browse > Library Statistics > Rating Statistics however shows
>
> Rated Songs: 0
> Unrated Songs: 43923
> Rated Songs (TrackStat): 6448
> Unrated Songs (TrackStat): 37475
>
> Whereas in SBS 7.5.6, I had rated songs reported in both sections. Is
> this anything to be concerned with?
>
The first rows indicate rating information in SBS/LMS database, the
second in the TrackStat tables.
The next time TrackStat does its refresh operation it should be
synchronized, by default this happens after a server restart or after a
rescan, unless you have disabled the refresh operations in TrackStat
settings. If you have disabled them, you can manually do a refresh
through the button in the backup section of TrackStat settings pages.
TrackStat and my other plugins generally uses the information in the
TrackStat tables, so as long as you are only using ratings with these it
should work correctly even if the numbers aren't synchronized.
Philip Meyer wrote:
>
> Most annoyingly, I'm missing the context action buttons in web UI. e.g.
> for a song in current playlist, I no longer see trackstat icon to go
> straight into rate the song. Instead there's a single "M" for More,
> which does the same as clicking the song title (shows LMS song details).
> Might as well not have the "M" context action, if it does the same as
> clicking track name. I guess this is down to the "benefits" of having a
> generic interface in LMS, and there's nothing that can be done to get
> nice shortcuts back again?
>
You will get to the same page as before by clicking on the "TS" button
in the song details page, the change was introduced with the onebrowser
work in SBS 7.6.
Philip Meyer wrote:
>
> Also, Database Query > Squeezebox Server Statistics seems to hang the
> server.
>
It runs a bit slower on SQLite compared to MySQL, it will finish
eventually but in a large library it can take some time.
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