Re: [Rhythmbox-devel] Putting an idea out there: 'Linking' tracks together into a series
- From: Karsten Schmiedecke <Karsten Schmiedecke gmx de>
- To: rhythmbox-devel gnome org
- Subject: Re: [Rhythmbox-devel] Putting an idea out there: 'Linking' tracks together into a series
- Date: Mon, 14 Jan 2008 12:25:56 +0100
On Monday, 14 January 2008, Matthew McGowan wrote:
[...]
> I propose rhythmbox have the ability to 'link' songs together.
>
> Suppose the user determines two tracks from a particular album should
> always play into each other in a particular order, seamlessly, and
> without fade. RB should allow in such a situation for these tracks to
> be linked together in an order in accord with their track numbers.
> Furthermore, suppose playback is shuffled, and suppose a track belonging
> to a linked set (a 'series'), but is not the first track of the series,
> is shuffled upon. In this situation RB should instead begin play-back
>
> >from the first track in the series.
[...]
> Thoughts?
yeah. If the play order link is supposed to respect artist and album, I think
a boolean should suffice, saying 'this song is not to be torn from its
sequence'. if the LINK boolean is set on a song RB stumbles upon to play, the
specific CD should be searched backwards trackwise to see if the previous
track has the LINK flag set, too. If so, go further back and play the first
track of that LINKed sequence (i.e. either the first track of the album or
the track after the first one without the LINK flag when searching backwards
from where you started) and afterwards, without crossfading, play up to
(either including or disincluding) the first track that doesn't have that
flag set.
Hope I was able to get it put into words that mae some sort of sense.
Obviously, this wouldn't allow you to link songs from different albums, but
I'm not sure about such a use-case anyway.
7<arsten
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