I have a couple of suggestions which might enhance search functionality
out of the box (ie without having to construct custom search)
a. now that additional browse modes support composer and conductor at
least, could the advanced search functionality incorporate them as a
query.
b. is there a wa
As per title.
I am using syncronizing players very frequent and I mostly use SB
Classics, so Menu order is set via LMS Web page (Server settings -
Player - Menues)
So, instead of moving though submenues, it would be great to be able to
have Sync in the main menue.
Just a minor thing of this other
i'd really like to see playcounts, and the ability to build playlists
off same, with dynamic updating. for instance, all tracks that contain
the genre Jazz, and have been played fewer than 2 times.
you can probably do this with some combination of erlands plugins, but
it's very kludgy (IMO). iTu
>This can be done with Erlands SQL Playlists plugin.
Yes, I already use Erlands plugins. But I was thinking as a simple mechanism
to mainstream use, the ability to save search criteria as a favourite, to bring
back live results is a good idea.
Advanced find can always be extended to provide add
mherger wrote:
> > i'd really like to see playcounts, and the ability to build playlists
> > off same, with dynamic updating. for instance, all tracks that
> contain
> > the genre Jazz, and have been played fewer than 2 times.
> >
> > you can probably do this with some combination of erlands plu
>Just wanting to get some clarification re what's supposed to be shown
>album wise when browsing Genres - I was expecting to see only
>albumartists and their albums, but it looks like composers are included
>as well - is this deliberate (surely not)?
>
My understanding was that the option to either
Minor problem with Random Albums when using the web interface. If I
chose play for an Album (ie Louis Armstrong in this case) I get a
completely different Album playing. It is only if I click on the Album
and choose Play All that it selects the correct album
+
Once consequence of combining albumartists, artists and composers as I
discussed above is that neither iPeng or Squeeze Commander can cope with
the number of entries (close to 300k tracks) and the Artist browse
becomes unusable with the apps slowing to a near halt.
SqueezeWand | 'Vivere DAC MKI
JJZolx wrote:
> Hmmm. Looks like the behavior depends on whether you have the option set
> to show only 'Artists' or both 'Album Artists' and 'Artists'. With the
> latter, it appears that the artists shown when browsing Genres may
> include every role. I also see track artists included in the lis
Minor problem with Random Albums when using the web interface. If I
chose play for an Album (ie Louis Armstrong in this case) I get a
completely different Album playing. It is only if I click on the Album
and choose Play All that it selects the correct album
Oh... did I only change the template
a. now that additional browse modes support composer and conductor at
least, could the advanced search functionality incorporate them as a
query.
b. is there a way of getting "advanced search" to appear as a top level
menu option and to have it readily accessible in Ipeng?
For quite some time I
I understand that favourites were initially for streams (eg. on-line radio
channels), and it was useful to click a favourite and immediately start playing
that source. However, when making an artist or genre a favourite, it's really
not all that useful.
Fully agreed. Hmm... I think some work
Allow users to save searches as
named dynamic playlists (save the search/SQL itself, not a list of
files).
This would be most welcome. Could offer buttons on the search/advanced search pages to "Save
as Favourite" or "Save as custom library".
Hmm... someone please send me some time. This sou
Ralphy,
I did add new files last night, but the one causing the scanner to crash
has been in the library for 3+ years.
Did you change anything else in your library? Eg. a perl update? This
file isn't crashing here. Can you reproduce this crash?
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Michael
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