jth said the following on 22/09/2005 18:11:
If the server ever supports 'smart playlists', you could play all songs
that don't have 'explicit' in their comment tag (for example).
Smart playlists are the "right" answer to this and many other feature
requests. Basically, if you can tag it and wr
Another workaround.
If you have the explicit music in a seperate folder, you can have a
shortcut to this folder from your main folder.
If you wanted to temporarily remove these tracks, just remove the
shortcut, they will still appear in all the browse lists but will be
unplayable.
Rand
If the server ever supports 'smart playlists', you could play all songs
that don't have 'explicit' in their comment tag (for example).
Then the burden is on you to create the tag on the explicit songs.
I can see triggering playlist creation based on strings in the comment
tag being useful for al
bishopdonmiguel wrote:
> There are times when you have guests around and you don't want
> to be a rude & inconsiderate host. I have a sizable collection
> "explicit" songs. Instead of showing off the Squeezebox when guests
> are over, I usually shut it down and go with the radio or pop in a CD.
I mean no disrespect to anyone, but it's my subjective impression that
while this feature may be desirable for a (sizable?) portion of the
casual user base (especially those with families), it's currently not
on the radar of the contributing developers. That's not to say the
request will be forev
Most of the music that I have with 'bad words' belongs to my kids, though I
have my share as well.
Tom
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This was raised just a little while ago ... see the discussion at
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=16225
Amongst the possible solutions:
- don't keep music that you wouldn't be happy with your kids hearing
- don't worry about your kids hearing a few rude words every now and
then
