halbrd

I have my music tracks starred 3 stars, 4 stars, or 5 stars.

I have smart playlists set up for 3+ stars, 4+ stars, and 5 stars.

What I've always wanted is a "weighted shuffle", where I have a single smart playlist where more stars = more likely to come up on shuffle.

This would be very simple if I could have 3 star tracks appear once, 4 star tracks appear twice, and 5 star tracks appear 3 times.

However, you can't add an item to a Plex playlist more than once (I assume a limitation of how it's technically implemented).

Is there any other way to achieve this function?

Firstly, obligatory "thanks for the amazing library".

My yt-dlp Python version is 2025.3.26.

So when you try to get the list of videos from a Youtube playlist, out of the box you get the first 100 videos and an attribute on the result object playlist_count which tells you the total amount of videos. Cool. So I started building a loop that reads the whole playlist 100 videos at a time.

However, it seems that no matter what you pass in playlist_items, you can't get any videos beyond the first 100.

In a nutshell:

import yt_dlp

ytdlp_opts = {
  'extract_flat': True,
  'playlist_items': '90-110' # <-- video 90 thru video 110, across the 100 mark
}

playli

I updated Calyx on my Pixel 4a some time within the last week or so. Since then, adaptive brightness has stopped working (the brightness never changes automatically) and "head detection" to turn off the screen when the phone is held to my ear during calls doesn't work either. This leads me to believe that the light sensor is not working properly. I know there were two updates that were released close to each other - I'm not sure which one started the problem. Has anyone else noticed this too?