Mood-dependent wallpaper? Weather-dependent Music Selection?

[Bart Cerneels]

How about a bias that selects cheery music in the morning (waking up),
neutral music during the day (working), and easy listening or lounge
in the evening?

On 5/15/09, Nikolaj Hald Nielsen <nhnfreespirit at gmail.com> wrote:
> Just throwing out an idea, but how about using last.fm or jamendo
> tags? There is a ton of music tagged "sun", "rain", "sunshine",
> "windy", "storm", "cloud", "cloudy", ....
>
> The Jamendo stuff you can just stream, and the last.fm tracks you can
> try to find in the local collection.
>
> - Nikolaj
>
> On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 10:25 PM, Casey Link <unnamedrambler at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>> A Dynamic playlist bias that chooses tracks based on weather is
>> definitely doable.
>>
>> The _huge_ hurdle, however, choosing songs based on weather data. The
>> easiest option seems to be have a static set of weather conditions
>> matched with common genres. This is flawed of course, because 1) who
>> would do the matching, 2) many users don't have correct genre tags.
>>
>> The ideal solution would be some a bias that uses one of those music
>> analysis algorithms that have been much discussed on this list.
>>
>> Casey
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