on mysqueezebox.com, there is an option called
"Play Other Songs In Album:"
i've got mine set to "Play only selected song"
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pippin;678745 Wrote:
> Because play next only works with single tracks (which kind of makes
> sense) while most people play whole albums most of the time
What do you mean? I use play next for albums all the time.
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Because play next only works with single tracks (which kind of makes
sense) while most people play whole albums most of the time
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Mnyb;675786 Wrote:
>
> In it simplest form the play action should be replaced with play next
> (then the new selection will be crammed into the ongiong list) and add
> to end could be there to ,so that whatever is done just grows the
> playlist.
> it is not easy to understand why they decided th
Thanks Gary, all now fixed
I needed to tick the extension downloaded box to then get access to all
3rd party plug-ins
Thanks for your help
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I have this week installed 7.7.1 and 'lost' all my plug-ins in the
process.
I can not now either see the Playlist Manager plug-in on the list
available to add (and neither do I see an option of 'Display all 3rd
party plug-ins)
Any ideas?
Thanks
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STEVESPUR;678509 Wrote:
> I have this week installed 7.7.1 and 'lost' all my plug-ins in the
> process.
>
> I can not now either see the Playlist Manager plug-in on the list
> available to add (and neither do I see an option of 'Display all 3rd
> party plug-ins)
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks
Hmmm
sendermen;676598 Wrote:
> What I want: whenever you hear a song, you are able to add it to a
> specific playlist that is not active. So in random song mode, when you
> hear a great groovy song you are able to add the current song to your
> playlist funkyjazz.
The PLAYLIST MANAGER plugin does exa
I try not to use the Touch for editing playlists.
I use Foobar in combination with some batch scripts to reset the
filename paths. Currently, there are 5 playlists in my Touch, because
it's too worksome.
It would be so great if Logitech took this serious: a good realtime
playlist solution is som
toby10;676293 Wrote:
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> Can probably use the "+" button on remote too.
That's what I do.
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Touch > My Music > Playlists
On the Touch screen press & hold the playlist title, Delete will be
offered. Can probably use the "+" button on remote too.
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sc53;676280 Wrote:
> if I select the screwed up playlist it just starts playing, does not
> give me an option to delete the whole damn thing. Any hints?
If you do a press and hold on the playlist, the context menu has an
entry to delete it.
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OK slight drift here, but related to the initial query of recovering
from a screw-up. I was trying to create a playlist from my Controller
yesterday and saved it, then screwed up so wanted to delete the messed
up playlist I had already saved and named. I cannot seem to be able to
delete this playl
Well we have the Playlist manager plugin that makes it possible to add
to playlists that are not curently playing .
Myself I use iPeng HD it works also by context meny in some fashion but
faster and smother .
So my on the fly whaking together a temporary list is done from my sofa
with an iPad .
I have been trying to do similar but I use a separate app to create my
playlists (MusicBee in windows). It allows me to export playlists into
my LMS playlists folder and adjust the path as necessary.
The problem is the doing a playlist only scan doesn't pick them up.
Is there a setting to make LMS
JJZ.. you've stated precisely my concerns.
i have a Touch, like its basic interface but do not want to bother with
any other device (be it a phone, laptop, kindle, etc.) to mess with it.
the remote for me is only useful for radio presets and volume.
i simply suggest that its play interface could
IMO, it's because it requires the use of the context-menu that it's so
easy to screw up on the Touch. And even easier on the Radio with its
click-knob. It's also a huge PITA because you have to use the slow
click-hold method to call up the menu, then make a menu selection, and
then sit through the
pavowren;675184 Wrote:
> it would solve my concerns if there were an option to not destroy the
> current playlist for play; i.e., the track plays and when it completes,
> the playlist simply continues where it was interrupted. this would be a
> safer and function-consistent design.
If I understa
Or the way I do it is using the Touch's remote and using the + key and
then play next. I've rarely ended up trashing the current list and it
starting over once I got in the habit of using the remote. And you can
add either songs or albums the same way, just highlight selection press
+ and choose
pavowren;675184 Wrote:
> yes, as i stated and JJx noted, the key here is impromptu. i've just
> powered on my stereo system with Touch on top. i'm going through my
> favorite albums and picking out tracks. i'm not interested in saving
> the list nor do i want to fire up my laptop for creating one
yes, as i stated and JJx noted, the key here is impromptu. i've just
powered on my stereo system with Touch on top. i'm going through my
favorite albums and picking out tracks. i'm not interested in saving
the list nor do i want to fire up my laptop for creating one. this is
in fact why i purchas
Build your playlist with *whatever* export as m3u .
Now open in text editor ( wordpad , note pad ) search and replace
filepath to the one sbs/lms sees .
Unsure of what sbs/lms sees as path, create a small plalylist and have
a look with said text editor.
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chill;674850 Wrote:
> Yes, that's correct. But it means that the file locations are specific
> to the way the drive is mounted to the server. I can't, for instance,
> use Foobar running under Parallels because that file path would be
> different for the same drive under a Windows environment.
chill;674850 Wrote:
> I can't, for instance, use Foobar running under Parallels because that
> file path would be different for the same drive under a Windows
> environment. Actually I guess I COULD use Foobar but then run a
> find+replace to make the file paths compatible with the Mac version o
aubuti;674832 Wrote:
> I don't use a Mac, but are you sure the path isn't really everything
> after file://? That is, something like
> /Volumes/MusicShare/Superstore/...
Yes, that's correct. But it means that the file locations are specific
to the way the drive is mounted to the server. I can'
Note that the OP says "impromptu playlist". Not a stored playlist. A
playlist that you just want to put together now.
It's definitely easier in the web interface than in any other
Squeezebox interface, but still possible to screw up if you're not
paying attention.
I'm not certain, but it may be
chill;674818 Wrote:
> I feel the OP's pain. I've got a long playlist in my car that I want to
> reproduce on my SB setup. I'm doing it one letter of the alphabet at a
> time, and saving after each letter, but even then I so frequently screw
> up that I've given up for now. What I could do with
How about using the WebUI to build your playlist?
Chill is on the right track, too. You can use any software to build the
playlist as long as you use the same file paths as Music Server uses.
Export them as M3U to your playlist folder and then scan for new
playlists.
Or create a playlist with on
I feel the OP's pain. I've got a long playlist in my car that I want to
reproduce on my SB setup. I'm doing it one letter of the alphabet at a
time, and saving after each letter, but even then I so frequently screw
up that I've given up for now. What I could do with is some 3rd party
software t
4) Don't screw up.
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Here's three possibilities:
1) save the playlist as you go along
2) use an iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch along with pippin's iPeng app. It
has a "party mode" that does just what you're looking for.
3) get Logitech to revive the "party mode" they had programmed in
SqueezeOS (ie, Touch, Radio, and
often i'm building an impromptu playlist by adding tracks to the end and
then, i screw up, hit a track (instead of holding) and wipe out the
playlist!
is there a better (safer) way?
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