TierScore is a tool for Amarok software that allows users to rate songs. It is a script that enables users to give ratings to their music files with ease.
I recently came across TierScore, an Amarok script for song ratings, and decided to give it a try. The developer warns that you must have ratings enabled to use this script or it could lead to disastrous consequences, such as a nuclear holocaust. While that might be a bit of an exaggeration, it's clear that enabling ratings is an important requirement to keep in mind.
If you do encounter any issues with the scoring, the developer suggests either trying to fix it on your own or sending them an email. However, they don't make any guarantees, so if something goes wrong and your entire library is ruined or your credit card is maxed out, you're on your own.
The only requirement for using this script is Amarok. I appreciate the simplicity, and it worked smoothly with my existing music library. The recent release has combined TierScore with another scoring script, RelativeScore, to create what the developer claims is the ultimate scoring script. As much as I want to believe in their ego, I'll need to spend more time testing it out to see if it truly lives up to the hype.
If you do encounter any issues with the scoring, the developer suggests either trying to fix it on your own or sending them an email. However, they don't make any guarantees, so if something goes wrong and your entire library is ruined or your credit card is maxed out, you're on your own.
The only requirement for using this script is Amarok. I appreciate the simplicity, and it worked smoothly with my existing music library. The recent release has combined TierScore with another scoring script, RelativeScore, to create what the developer claims is the ultimate scoring script. As much as I want to believe in their ego, I'll need to spend more time testing it out to see if it truly lives up to the hype.
What's New
Version 1.3: N/A