Re: [Banshee-List] A Playlist Idea...

[Pierre Rust <prust web gmail com>]

well, I'm afraid I don't get your point.
As far as I understand you, what you describe already exist and is
called the "Play Queue" (second item in the list on the left side of
the windows, just bellow "Now Playing")
 - the play queue displays the list of songs that are currently
playing (as long as you played these song by adding them to the queue,
which is what you should do most of the time anyway)
 - if you quit and restart banshee, the play queue is exactly the same
and allows you to continue where you stopped
 - the play queue is not modified when you browse your collection

I think banshee behaves quite like amarok on this (might be wrong, I
haven't used amarok recently) and you are probably getting confused by
the fact the double clicking on an album plays it without adding it to
the playlist (which is admittedly confusing, especially for new
users). Try using the play queue, I'm sure you will love it ;)

Pierre

On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 10:45 AM, ZMasashi <uzumakimasashi yahoo com> wrote:
>
> Yes, you are right. It's not the "Play List"! I was referring to a list of
> songs that are currently playing as a play list. The idea is to make another
> list of songs that are currently playing, witch will not be overwritten by
> the list of songs that are from the selected album. And in addition to make
> banshee continue exactly from where I stopped last time. I was using winamp
> for long time, and those are thing winamp has, and I really miss them here.
> In winamp, you can play some songs, and while those are playing you can
> explore your collection, witch will not interrupt what you are currently
> playing. The main differenc from my idea and the winamp is that winamp has
> whole window for this, and the idea is to make a simple button, witch will
> show the song list that are currently played. I think something similar is
> in amarok, you can add song(s) to "Now Playing" field, and it won't be
> changed by just exploring rest of your collection. Also, if I recall, amarok
> remembers the exact point where you left off, so it's easy to just continue
> listening over the songs where you stopped.
>
> P.S: Making last played smart list won't do the right effect, that's why I
> report this problem and add a possible solution.
>
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