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I'm looking for a way to reset the 'times played' counter on my albums. I've used a xbmc app to play music from my collection but it resulted in an huge count on the albums I've played. So I got a few that have 300.000 times played on them. (wrongly of course). I like the statistic but now it isn't correct anymore so I wonder how I can start with a clean sheet. I like to keep other things like users and preferences. Is this possible?

Thanks!

Hekkie wrote:I'm looking for a way to reset the 'times played' counter on my albums. I've used a xbmc app to play music from my collection but it resulted in an huge count on the albums I've played.

I assume you are referring to the playcount within SS - if so what what's your SS version?

But as the playcounts are stored in the SS DataBase
I cannot see how playing your media in another player will change that value

I'm sorry if I'm not providing enough info. I was using SS 4.6 Linux, I just upgraded to 4.7. But the problem is on both versions. When I select 'most played' I have a few albums with the comment like '315373 times played'. Thats of course not correct. This happened because I tried a subsonic client for XBMC. It played the albums I selected from my SS server. But when I opened SS through a web browser I noticed that the album I just played on my XBMC system wasn't stated as '1 time played' but '100000 times played'. I don't know why, but now I want to reset this counter back to zero. I just don't know how to do that.

Ok you can use db.view to correct this - however the db seems to have changed with 4.7 final so I am not sure which table to edit.
If any modders out there who knows the 4.7 final db tables if they could advise

With 4.6 it used to be music_file_info but now I seem to have play counts in a number of locations
(My music_file_info table appears to be empty )
My best guess is media_file

in db.view, the following code will clear all play counts:

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Update Media_File set Play_Count=0

You can limit that command if you'd like to... for example, to handle everything that XBMC touched and screwed up:

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Update Media_File set Play_Count=0 where play_count>=100000

HTH,

Glenn

That's Great! Thanks for this useful info. Solves my problem!

Cheers Glenn
So my guess was correct