Statistics column don't match correctly

[atlantic]

I’ve noticed that the columns in PropFrexx Statistics don’t seem to match correctly. The 'Style' column corresponds to the 'Publisher' field from the Meta Tagger, and the 'Publisher' column corresponds to the 'AlbumArtist' field from the Meta Tagger. Just wanted to bring this to your attention!

[radio42]

You mean in the ‚ProppFrexx Statistics‘ application?
I’ll double check. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

[radio42]

With my stats it looks okay and no mixing this data you mentioned.

Can you probably send me a .stat file as well as one audio file you tested with as an example to take a look at.
THX

[radio42]

Found it. Will be fixed in the next version very soon - plus the TotalPlayCount and ListenerCount will be added as new values as well.

[atlantic]

Bernd, could you also take a look at why the Entry Type isn’t set to “Music” for all tracks, even though our music files are categorized as Music type?
If needed, I can send you some music files to test with.

[radio42]

Thanks for your audio files, which by itself have the entry type 'Music' - but in the stats files (which are correct and is a log of the playout), some of them are also of type 'Music' and a few are of type 'NewMusic'.
Note, that the media entry type can be overwritten in ProppFrexx on several ways, it can e.g. be set in a Media Library as a new Default value, in a .pfp playlist based media library or it can also be overwritten and set in a script-line. Or are you maybe using .pfmd files?

I am pretty sure, that this is the case in your scenario. The stats file are correct in this respect.

[atlantic]

Indeed, we are using the .pfmd files. The Media Library is set to 'No Default'. I will change it to 'Music'

[radio42]

Setting the media lib default to Music would not help, if the .pfmd files is set to NewMusic, as the Default entry type would only be set, if the current type is Music - it doesn’t overwrite it in general.

[radio42]

The initial stat issue is fixed in v4.5.2.4.

I'd recommend not to use TAG data in the audio file and using the .pfmd file in parallel. I.e. don't use .pfmd files unless this is absolutely necessary.

[atlantic]

OK, thank you for the info and update.