why not just get Music Magic and create the playlists dynamically from one
song. it's way easier and you may even find some hidden gems in your
collection.
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I like a lot of ideas coming out. Being able to build a playlist
from what you're currently playing would be great. I like Alex's
idea of using 1..9 buttons and 0 to move current songs to a given
playlist. Would very be nice.
That still doesn't allow you audition while browsing. What
> Matt
>
> On Tuesday 02 August 2005 03:23, Matt Alioto wrote:
> > How about using my selection option and have the selection default
to
> > the last Playlist you "sent to", Or to a predefined configurable
default
> > "send to" playlist? Would that be more acceptable?
>
> that would make more se
Matt
On Tuesday 02 August 2005 03:23, Matt Alioto wrote:
> How about using my selection option and have the selection default to
> the last Playlist you "sent to", Or to a predefined configurable default
> "send to" playlist? Would that be more acceptable?
that would make more sense.
> Maybe a
Alex
How about using my selection option and have the selection default to
the last Playlist you "sent to", Or to a predefined configurable default
"send to" playlist? Would that be more acceptable?
Maybe a dual function key?
Press once fast and it automatically adds to a predefined default "send
Mat
On Tuesday 02 August 2005 03:05, Matt Alioto wrote:
> Sorry Alex, I didn't see your post cause of the prepended subject line.
> The serious flaws part was cut off.
sorry - thought that I would try and make it more accurate and relevant to the
discussion... ;-)
> The reason I suggested to se
Sorry Alex, I didn't see your post cause of the prepended subject line.
The serious flaws part was cut off.
The reason I suggested to select a playlist was I never plan on making
the playlist ahead of time. I've got over 40,000 songs in almost every
part of the spectrum and I forget what's in ther
On Tuesday 02 August 2005 02:11, Matt Alioto wrote:
> How about a "send to" plugin
> During the playback of any song, playlist item ect..
> Hold down some button on the remote. A send to dialog would appear on
> the screen allowing you to choose an existing playlist to add that song
> to or option
I'm sure this kitchen can use another cook..
How about a "send to" plugin
During the playback of any song, playlist item ect..
Hold down some button on the remote. A send to dialog would appear on
the screen allowing you to choose an existing playlist to add that song
to or option to create a ne
gdg wrote:
Why don't you lighten up.
I wasn't originaly trying to get a feature change. I was fishing for
other people's way of working around this issue. I still havn't found
one. But I havn't explored what a "skin" is yet and maybe that's where
the answer lies. I got that info here and that my
No, I haven't done that.
I was just replying to your specific point that you "...can't modify
and then overwrite an existing playlist. It must be renamed and the
previous one deleted. :("
Which isn't true. You can load a playlist, add or remove songs, and
then save it under the same name (ove
It's hard to your subject line "The SB2 appears to have some serious flaws!"
as the work of anything other than a troll. If you want help you might try
being a little more diplomatic.
ra
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To: dis
MeSue wrote:
dean Wrote:
One issue with new users is that they often press and hold without
knowing it.
it's not just new users. i experience this fairly often, mostly due to
inconsistent UI responsiveness on the SB2.
Example:
i push a button once, nothing happens.
(this may be due to a
On 1-Aug-05, at 5:13 AM, Craig, James (IT) wrote:
Indeed it does. Damn. The "zap" thing sounds very cool, too. Any way
to access this functionality via the remote?
I have a hazy recollection of pressing/holding add button to add a
selected track to the end of the current playlist. So if yo
On Aug 1, 2005, at 7:57 AM, superbad wrote:
An interface proposal for the original question, a way of playing a
song
without adding it to the playlist:
1. Press and hold "Play" on the remote to pause the current playlist
(if anything is playing) and play ("preview") the selected song
wit
Ha...sorry...I didn't see this branch before I posted this same idea to the
other branch...
> Isn't this pretty much what the 'zapped' playlist does?
> You press and hold the 'add' key to move the currently playing song to
> it, rather than just delete it.
> I haven't used it for a while but I as
You can get pretty close to your flag idea if you take advantage of the
"zapped songs" functionality. When playing a song in "Now Playing", if you
press and hold the "add" button the song will be removed from "Now Playing"
and added to your "Zapped Songs" playlist. Once you've added all the track
Dan,
All these actions can be done from the remote.
You just need to be in the 'now playing' playlist.
(I didn't even know there was a 'zap' button on any of the skins)
James
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Indeed it does. Damn. The "zap" thing sounds very cool, too. Any way
to access this functionality via the remote?
I have a hazy recollection of pressing/holding add button to add a
selected track to the end of the current playlist. So if you've sorted
out your playlist, and are browsing other
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Sent: 01 August 2005 11:31
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Subject: RE: [slim] Re: The SB2 appears to have some serious flaws!
Cool - yep, I've just found it through the web panel. Excellent :)
Going to have a play with it to see ho
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Subject: RE: [slim] Re: The SB2 appears to have some serious flaws!
As I recall, you need to be on the 'now playing' screen, where pressing
'add' removes the current track.
However holding it down moves the track to a playlist called 'Zapped
Songs
As I recall, you need to be on the 'now playing' screen, where pressing
'add' removes the current track.
However holding it down moves the track to a playlist called 'Zapped
Songs'.
You should then be able to browse that playlist in the usual manner
(it won't exist if you've never zapped anythin
Of Craig, James
(IT)
Sent: 01 August 2005 11:11
To: Slim Devices Discussion
Subject: RE: [slim] Re: The SB2 appears to have some serious flaws!
Isn't this pretty much what the 'zapped' playlist does?
You press and hold the 'add' key to move the currently playing song to
it, r
Isn't this pretty much what the 'zapped' playlist does?
You press and hold the 'add' key to move the currently playing song to
it, rather than just delete it.
I haven't used it for a while but I assume it still works?
James
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Perhaps something along the lines of a "Favourites" list? I'm thinking
along the lines of the "flag" or "mark" idea:
1. Listening to whatever is on the current playlist, and hear a song
that stands out above the rest;
2. Use some functionality on the remote to add the currently playing
track to
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Sent: 01 August 2005 04:46
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Subject: Re: [slim] Re: The SB2 appears to have some serious flaws!
It sounds similar to the gmail starred feature:
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It sounds similar to the gmail starred feature:Starred - Messages or conversations to which you've given a special status so you can follow up on them later.Interesting conceptOn 7/31/05, gdg <
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>You'd have to have every
> song in your CD collection commited to memory? I certainly don't.
An interesting side effect of having the SB is that I am way closer to
really having everything memorized. That is, before I could tell you from
which album every song was because I had just stuck in the
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