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[Nano] Instead entering database, going to files list after turn on

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JaQs:
Hello.

I have problem with my Nano.

This is possible in Nano, when I turn on this (and I have selected "Resume Playback" on start screen) and press "select" button, entering to database, but concretely to Artist tracks (when I selected "All Files" or once of his/her albums in database) which I listened before turn off, but don't move me to folder which include while playing track?

It's like Sansa Clip, when We pressed down button and selected "back to music list".

P.S. Sorry for my English. :P

AlexP:
I had a little trouble understanding your post.

Do you mean that once you have resumed playback after a restart, if you press select you would like to be taken back to the database query that produced the current playlist, but instead you get taken to the filetree?

As far as I know, follow playlist will not take you back to the database.

JaQs:

--- Quote from: BigBambi on January 14, 2009, 03:05:05 PM ---Do you mean that once you have resumed playback after a restart, if you press select you would like to be taken back to the database query that produced the current playlist, but instead you get taken to the filetree?

--- End quote ---

Yes, that's it. :)

Is it possible?

AlexP:
Not that I'm aware of at the moment unfortunately.  However, I may be wrong so we will see if someone else chips in.  I don't use the database myself.

Chronon:
No, it doesn't appear that this information is saved through a reboot.  If you press select prior to a reboot you are taken back to the database listing that you chose.  After a reboot the playlist is resumed, but pressing select now seems to use the file browser to display the directory containing the currently playing track.  (I have "Follow Playlist" turned on.) 

I don't use the database very much either, so I had not noticed that change in behavior until JaQs pointed it out just now.

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