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Least Played Sorted SPL in Order?

I'm trying to set up a smart playlist that will play the least recently played Mozart songs (I like to listen to Mozart, but don't care what Mozart, but would prefer to not listen to the same thing over and over), but when I do Artist: Mozart; and limit to 2000 songs sorted by least recently played, the songs come up in reverse order (i.e. the end of a symphony is the first track played, then the next to the end, then the middle and finally the first part is played last).

Most of the songs are newly ripped and have not been played at all.

Also, is there a way to reset or edit the "last played" field?

by cogitobsw on Mar 15, 05 | 5:19 pm

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	davepmiller: I've thought about doing something like that, but that only works if each song is only on one playlist, right? ... Apr 14, 05 \| 10:12 pm FredH: Dave, I found a work around by using the Composer field. I first create my large playlist of 1,000 songs (BigList). I then ... Apr 14, 05 \| 8:04 am davepmiller: PS - More comments on the bug with referencing other playlists issue can be found here: http://smartplaylist ... Apr 13, 05 \| 11:32 pm davepmiller: FredH - Yes, I agree it's a bug. There have been several iPod software updates since it was first ... Apr 13, 05 \| 11:24 pm FredH: I have a master playlist (BigList) with about 1,000 songs in it. I then tried to create a smart playlist with ... Apr 13, 05 \| 9:33 pm FredH: <<On certain smart playlist parameters are actually updated on the iPod. I believe these are: Play Date Play Count Rating>> but I have a ... Apr 13, 05 \| 9:14 pm dfbills: On certain smart playlist parameters are actually updated on the iPod. I believe these are: Play Date Play Count Rating ... Apr 13, 05 \| 9:10 pm

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