Le jeudi 20 février 2014 10:18:19 Jonathan Ballet a écrit : > Although that's probably not very useful, there's nothing preventing it > and there's no reason to prevent it actually. If you don't like it, just > use one or the other.
Yes, of course, and as this behaviour is possible in mpd, it must have a reason for someone. > > Anyway the problem is that if i shuffle the list its display in > > current tab is shuffled too and i don't like it. But maybe this is > > logical too... > > The list will be displayed shuffled if you shuffle it. If you don't want > it to be shuffled, don't use the shuffle mode and use the random mode > instead. Displaying the list shuffled has his advantage: i can see what random song will be played after, and before, which is not possible in a sorted mode. Anyway the mpd-devel list answered this: "shuffle" is a *command* that reorders the queue, and "random" is a *mode* that changes the way MPD chooses the next song. and: MPD ensures that you hear each song only once in "random" mode. It is not "pick one of all queued songs", but "pick one of the queued songs that havn't been played already". MPD will stop playback as soon as all songs have been played (unless "repeat" mode is enabled). I wonder if this is because i selected both options... Waiting for an answer to this question. So i'll revert to my alpha sorted list, and to a random mode. And if i listen once more the same song i will know why. Another feature that was pleasant was that moving the mouse over the next and prev buttons displayed the name of the related song. I think that it will not be possible for the "next" but should be for the "prev"? > Hum, currently Sonata only bolds and centers the song in the current > list. Maybe the cursor could follow the playing song, but I don't know > how it's going to behave if you are manually scrolling to select a song > and the current song changes... In fact i don't really ask for this feature. The current one is quite good, maybe a different bg color would make it more pleasant... -- Cordialement, Daniel Cartron « Si les Anglais peuvent survivre à leur cuisine, ils peuvent survivre à tout. » Bernard Shaw _______________________________________________ Sonata-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/sonata-users
