HI Chris,
i see a top40 in the playlist list, but clicking it does nothing.
your terminal command gives this:

with the 2 screendump i wanted to show that MM on desktop and Mobile have different result and feedback for the same BDP status. Might have a look why this occurs, and correct?
btw, MM user feedback tends to be oriented on Pop/song oriented users. (top40, songs, etc etc) while many users, and i am one of them, have other libraries as well. Why not try to look for some terms that come close to those too? If you'd use the word track instead of song, it would come closer to the classical library of many a user. Add full album, instead of add all songs, while the majority of these recordings is not song oriented at all

etc etc.. just a thought, no big deal, would be great

Cheers,
Marius
Hi Marius,
While you playback audio files after you have turned the MPD stats program on and restarted the BDP. The BDP will begins tracking what music file you play, this is logged into an sqlite3 database file stored on the user partition of the BDP's internal storage. When ever you list the playlists in media player, the BDP will generate a playlist of your top40 songs based on that database file.
There is a bug however where the program MPD-stats.pl launches before MPD has started and then immediately crashes. you can check to see if mpd-stats.pl is running by enter the command
ps aux | grep mpd-stats.pl
Cheers
Chris