If you are looking for a music tool to create the perfect playlist then you might have found it in the application Intelligent Music Scheduler. The playlists generator works best with a properly tagged music collection because it takes the majority of information from those tags. It does however have a few aces up its sleeve to create compelling playlists even if the music collection is only partially tagged.
Intelligent Music Scheduler uses so called libraries to create playlists. A library contains a list of music files that the user selected for inclusion. This can be the complete music collection or only part of it. The music program analyzes the songs that are selected by the user and provides several ways to use them for playlist creation.
The first tab Time is defining the basic parameters of the playlist. The user can select a number for items, minutes or megabytes which define the amount of songs, playtime or size of the songs that make up the playlist. A value of 100 items would mean that the program would pick 100 songs from the library.
That menu alone contains additional parameters that can be defined, for instance the time between songs and artists which means the minimum time the playlist has to play before the same song or a song of the same artist is played again.
The user can also pick the time between genres, lenght, year and recording time. This alone would make a pretty sophisticated playlist tool but there is more, much more. It is for example possible to play only selected genres, only albums, by rating or by music format.
Intelligent Music Scheduler uses an Audioscrobbler mashup that can be activated to use it for playlist generation. Audioscrobbler is the backbone of the popular music website last.fm. It also offers a Zararadio mashup which I’m not 100% about because I never used that service before.
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wow… it looks like an interesting program. I’m downloading it right now. thanks!
thx cool programm
btw what OS is that
it looks like ubuntu to me but what version and what style do u use
lets see