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"Add To Playlist" patch

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hardeep:

--- Quote from: hardeep on May 15, 2006, 09:14:12 PM ---
--- Quote from: dunno on May 15, 2006, 07:21:25 PM ---I have been fiddling with the feature and I'm not sure that I am doing it right, these are the issues that I'm having when adding a single track to the catalog file,

1). When I play that playlist-catalog with a single track it gives the following errors,
i) playlist buffer full
ii) error in accessing playlist file
iii) wps opens and shows no file

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I can reproduce this problem and I think it may be related to the directory cache.  Do you have that feature enabled?  If so, does the problem still happen when you disable it?

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I believe I've fixed the problem in the latest CVS build.  It was unrelated to this patch.

-Hardeep

Assimalyst:
Just wanted to express my appreciation for this excellent patch. Been using it frequently and have yet to encounter any bugs.

Thanks  ;D

dunno:
Hardeep, hmm not sure this is a bug

whilst playing something from a catalog and in wps,

i), press joystick in for wps context menu
ii), select 'playlist catalog' > 'view' menu, navigate to a catalog to view its contents.

when you 'select' the catalog to'view' it immediately starts to play the contents of that catalog, shouldn't this be more like a browser feature, i.e. one can browse the contents of the various catalogs without it automatically playing the contents ?.

perhaps i'm not understanding the view concept ?.....

p.s.
the previous bug is gone, no more errors.

Thanks for you time and seffort.

Assimalyst:
Not sure how feasable it would be but how about scanning the playlist before adding a file to it to avoid duplications.

I'm getting a bit old and can never remember if i've added a track or not.   :P

I know they can always be reasonably easily removed, but i would certainly find this feature useful, provided it does not have too great a detriment on performance.

Thanks

Llorean:
I dunno, I have playlists that I intentionally put duplicates in. I like to think of it as weighting for shuffle. The more I want a song to show up, the more I put it in a large playlist, so that I don't only hear it once per cycle of a 1000 entry list. :)

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