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#Banshee music player playlists install#
#Banshee music player playlists generator#
#Banshee music player playlists update#
#Banshee music player playlists software#

libsamplerate - Samplerate conversion.

sqlite3 >= 3.3 - Embedded SQL database library.

fftw3 - The fastest FFT library available.

Possiblity to permanently exclude songs from playlist generation.

Include a Mix-Tape mode (see the discussion here).

Run banshee and enable the extension through the "Edit >.

#Banshee music player playlists install#

Mirage should install in your banshee extension dir (usually:.

Prefix as banshee, so you probably need to run. If some dependencies are not fulfilled install Git:///banshee-community-extensions/banshee-community-extensions.git

Arch Linux: Available from the ArchLinux User-community Repository.

Debian ( unstable): Run apt-get install banshee-extension-mirage.

Or run yum install banshee-community-extensions

Fedora: Use "Add/remove programs" to install banshee-community-extensions.

openSUSE: Add the Banshee repository and install the banshee-community-extensions.

Ubuntu: Install banshee-extension-mirage from the.

With Banshee 1.4, incorporates better music similarity routines and many November 10th, 2008: Mirage 0.4 released.

Several distributions, see the instructions below. January 31st, 2009: It looks like Mirage has been packaged for Improved music similarity models, faster playlist generation, faster audioįeature extraction and multiple fixes to the Mirage-Playlist generation This release bringsĭuplicate search based on acoustic similarity, compatibility with Banshee In the Playqueue, adding "fill by similar" and also "shuffle by similar".įebruary 4th, 2010: Mirage 0.6 released. Releases are now made at the same time as Banshee NewsĪpril 7th, 2010: Mirage is now part of theĮxtensions project.

#Banshee music player playlists generator#

The Playlist Generator to start generating a playlist. When it is finished drag-and-drop a song on Your music collection, select "Tools > Mirage Playlist Generator > It will take some time to analyze all your songs. ( Mirage - High-Performance Music Similarity Computation and Automatic Programmed in C#/Mono and was created as a part of my master thesis In this project, Mirage was integrated in the popular GNOME audio Station DJ playing songs from your collection and all songs somehow Mirage is far from being perfect! But it is a nice and easy way to Your music collection has been analyzed, Mirage is able to automatically Mirage analyzes your musicĬollection and computes acoustic similarity models for each song. Playlist generation and music similarity. The last time I searched for something like this was about 5 years ago and nothing even came close.Mirage is an implementation of the latest research in automatic

#Banshee music player playlists software#

It'd be really nice if the software were cross-platform, not Linux-only, so I can avoid more painful migrations in the future. It would also be extremely nice to be able to import this data from iTunes. iSyncr provides that bridge for me with iTunes.

#Banshee music player playlists update#

My smart playlists include criteria based on play count and last-played/last-skipped times, so playing and skipping songs on the Android device must update this data in the player software.

Sync to Android devices including play counts, last-played and last-skipped times.

I've used this, along with song ratings, to craft my own genre-based "biased shuffle" playlists that make sure I get the most out of my music - I hear the songs I want to hear once a year about once a year, and those I want to hear once a week about once a week.

Nestable smart playlists: e.g., I can make a smart playlist (perhaps from 3 'dumb' playlists and some criteria), and then I can make smart playlists which contain other smart playlists.

My absolute must-have features, which iTunes and an OS-X-plus-Android app known as iSyncr provide are: Background: I'm abandoning OS X for Linux and I've been totally dependent on iTunes for over a decade (since I abandoned Windows for OS X!).