The Dynamic Playlist Mode is quite good - shuffle, but with casually weeding the incoming sound, and a little history:
It turns the playlist into a spool. I somehow engaged the Dynamic Playlist Mode on my playlist of violin music! I suddenly had random tracks where my human meanings were.
But then, Clementine has a database backup from just before I did that:
I make a copy immediately in case it's about to get backed over.
The sql, mostly discoverable via sqlite's .tables and .schema commands, also involves knowing they use ROWID
$ sqlite3 ~/.config/Clementine/clementine-withvio.db "select songs.filename from playlists as pl join playlist_items as p on p.playlist = pl.rowid join songs on p.library_id = songs.ROWID where pl.name = 'vio';" | less
Then you ask ChatGPT to convert that to .m3u. Claude had a couple of woopsies doing the same thing: left out the last one, one filename has underscores moved around.
So transformers are a good invention! Saves me writing perl.
Thanks also to time for allowing this backup to exist.
I had one but it broke
This mode turns itself off sometimes - perhaps after some crashes? You are left with a non-dynamic playlist called "Dynamic random mix" which is to be deleted and then dragged back again (to the playlist tabs) from here:
Which only appears in Library, without a search term.
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