This thread is exclusively dedicated to providing help with SQLite statements for users who want to create their own (custom) dynamic playlists.
Of course, you can also post your working custom dynamic playlists here for others to use or as a source of inspiration. So nobody has to reinvent to wheel.
Before posting I recommend you take a look at the dynamic playlists (incl. context menu playlists) that come with the plugin. They are a good starting point and may help you understand how SQLite works.
And please read the wiki on the DPL playlist format and the FAQ.
Once you have a working SQLite statement, all you need to do is
Now your dynamic playlist should be listed in the playlist group you chose/created or in the Not classified group if it doesn't belong to any group.
Very easy.
So the challenging part is figuring out the SQLite statement. And that's what this thread is for.
I can't promise that I'll have time to answer your requests. Fortunately, there are other users who I know will help you as well.
Of course, you can also post your working custom dynamic playlists here for others to use or as a source of inspiration. So nobody has to reinvent to wheel.
Before posting I recommend you take a look at the dynamic playlists (incl. context menu playlists) that come with the plugin. They are a good starting point and may help you understand how SQLite works.
And please read the wiki on the DPL playlist format and the FAQ.
Once you have a working SQLite statement, all you need to do is
- open a plain text editor of your choice (e.g. Notepad on Windows or BBEdit on macOS)
- paste the dynamic playlist definition (incl. your SQLite statement)
- save the file with a sql.xml file extension (instead of txt). Example: mycustomplaylistname.sql.xml
- move this file to the folder for custom playlists called "DPL-custom-lists" in the LMS playlists folder (unless you changed its location).
Now your dynamic playlist should be listed in the playlist group you chose/created or in the Not classified group if it doesn't belong to any group.
Very easy.
So the challenging part is figuring out the SQLite statement. And that's what this thread is for.
I can't promise that I'll have time to answer your requests. Fortunately, there are other users who I know will help you as well.