pippin wrote:
Which play button do you mean? The one in the context menu?
Whether playing something plays a single track or the whole album is a
server setting.
yest the one in the context menu. where is this setting on the server
interface?
Touchx3,Boomx2,1 radio, 1 classic!Squeezebox
Feature request:
Stop .
Stop is different from pause in some respects ( holding pause does not
stop like a normal squeezebox but brings the sleep menu ).
A track will start from the beginning if you stop and play it again.
Pausing radio stream can sometimes cache part of them , which can be
nervoteso wrote:
yest the one in the context menu. where is this setting on the server
interface?
That would be Settings-Player-Basic settings-play other songs in
album or directory.
However: that settings should NOT affect the play command in the
context menu but only what happens if you tap
Mnyb wrote:
Stop .
Boah... I already find the Squeezebox state model overly complex even
with what iPeng supports now. If this was my design it would only have
play and pause like Sonos. No stop, no power. Just causes
complexity and confusion.
Yes, it's flexible and I'm sure you can attach
pippin wrote:
That would be Settings-Player-Basic settings-play other songs in
album or directory.
However: that settings should NOT affect the play command in the
context menu but only what happens if you tap the track in play mode.
Is this really for your local library or is this
The button at the bottom of the screen just starts playback of the
current playlist.
And you never have to use the context menu (hold a track) just to play
anything or add it to the playlist.
Have a look at Help-Quick Tutorials-Albums and Playlists
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pippin wrote:
Boah... I already find the Squeezebox state model overly complex even
with what iPeng supports now. If this was my design it would only have
play and pause like Sonos. No stop, no power. Just causes
complexity and confusion.
Yes, it's flexible and I'm sure you can attach
Mnyb wrote:
it actually confuses me thatÂ’s there is no stop I think play pause stop
ffw rwd are quite normal stuff for anything since the cassette or VHS
days
These days are long gone (and, btw, even later cassette players and VHS
recorders were able to release the tape after a timeout
