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Redmine Audacious - Feature #1130 (New): folders for tabs in the playlist head (an enhancement suggestion...http://redmine.audacious-media-player.org/issues/11302021-10-24T19:04:19Z--peter josv.a.i
<p>hi,</p>
<p>I've been vacillating about making this suggestion, but after a test period*,<br />I can say, it makes sense :)</p>
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<li>test period: I have 5 playlists (five folders) open among my tabs...<br />and I named these like TR 1, TR 2 .. etc.. (TR is a short for the band's name), <br />and I'm using a big enough monitor, but still, I'm always let down when I have to go over these tabs...<br />why can't they be in one "folder"?</li>
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<p>the way I imagine it is like "grouping tabs"...<br />and NOT like actual folders...<br />cause in the end, we need to see the songs in a playlist... continuously...</p>
<p>so, the grouping would mean that from among max 10 playlists we could select the "active one"...<br />and only that would be there among the tabs...<br />and something would indicate that it's not a simple tab but a group of tabs</p>
<p>advantage?</p>
<p>when you're searching for music, according to your mood, the same band would fall in one "mood category", so to speak...<br />and skipping it as one tab could be a relief :)</p>
<p>searching for the right "next music", say, when you have a company over at your place, <br />would be breeze easy :) and you'd not get to hate your favorites because they are all over in the tabs' line :) :)</p>
<p>anyhow, <br />I'd love such a solution...<br />and I think it could make searching for the "next music" even easier :) :)</p>
<p>- - - thank you for developing audacity - - -</p> Audacious - Feature #847 (Rejected): mute song in playlist (as opposed to remove it)http://redmine.audacious-media-player.org/issues/8472018-11-30T18:20:38Z--peter josv.a.i
<p>hi,</p>
<p>I am aware, this might sound silly... but still, I think it makes sense...<br />it would be great to mute songs in playlists...</p>
<p>like 'right click' -- mute this song...<br />and from then on it would be skipped during playback...<br />and it could be greyed or something (but definitely nor red :))</p>
<p>why?<br />you are happy with your albums...<br />you like like all songs are there... in the right order..<br />and that they are from the same folder, that is, they have the same quality cause they were digitized in one batch, presumably :)</p>
<p>I find myself all the time wanting to delete a song from a playlist...<br />but I don't want to break the order :) :)<br />and what I'll do is skip them manually every time ...<br />or repeat others.. or create a temporary version of the playlist..</p>
<p>the reason why this could all make sense is that we do not like or dislike songs...<br />we like them a lot now, and like them less later ...<br />and this can change in any direction</p>
<p>listening to full albums is the old way, the passive way of the 20th century :) :)</p>
<p>thanks for developing Audacious</p>
<p>// I use 3.10, the QT version on linux mint 19</p> Audacious - Feature #844 (Rejected): suggestion: navigation arrows at PLAYLIST TABS at the left s...http://redmine.audacious-media-player.org/issues/8442018-11-18T21:54:34Z--peter josv.a.i
<p>I think it was Geany, the handy text editor, that spoiled me with its navigation arrows at both sides of the tabs...<br />in any case, I believe this is a good practice, and I miss it when using Audacious (as of 3.10. QT)</p>
<p>thank you for developing Audacious!</p> Audacious - Feature #836 (Rejected): go back to the start of current trackhttp://redmine.audacious-media-player.org/issues/8362018-10-28T16:49:59Z--peter josv.a.i
<p>it would be great if there was a button, "back to the beginning of the track", or/and a key combination like <br />ctrl+home or something, anything...</p>
<p>people like to get back to the beginning of tracks often...<br />not only when practising music-- also when someone interrupts them by a phone call or anything...<br />to get back to the beginning of a track is a cool feature... in my opinion</p>
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<li>* thanks for developing Audacious * *</li>
</ul> Audacious - Feature #835 (Closed): PLAYLIST tab -- right click on tab should open context menu (...http://redmine.audacious-media-player.org/issues/8352018-10-21T05:42:56Z--peter josv.a.i
<p>I think it would be good to allow users to just "right click" PLAYLIST TAB<br />when they want to rename it, for example...<br />certainly not ALL menu items of "playlist" should go here... but "rename" definitely</p>
<p>version: 3.10 using QT interface<br />// nevertheless, the version info ("File/About") should also display interface version info</p> Audacious - Feature #832 (Rejected): indicate if only one song is being repeated (an enhancement ...http://redmine.audacious-media-player.org/issues/8322018-09-29T19:09:05Z--peter josv.a.i
<p>I think it would be great if users could <strong>see whether only one song is being repeated or the entire playlist</strong>...</p>
I'm sure this has been discussed billions of times,<br />my suggestion would be, based on experiences with other apps (I mean, I have seen this before),<br />that within the loop icon there could be a "1" or an "all" (or a ∞ symbol standing for "infinity" instead of "all")
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<li>"1" would translate to "repeat + no advance after this song" </li>
<li>"all" or "∞" would translate to "repeat + advance after this song"*</li>
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<p>the icon itself seems spacious enough to accommodate an extra component :)</p>
<p>:::::::::::::::::::<br />audacious 3.10 "QT" @ linux mint 19.0, Cinnamon 3.8.9</p> Audacious - Bug #831 (Closed): Playlist drag-and-drop no longer working in 3.10 (Qt UI)http://redmine.audacious-media-player.org/issues/8312018-09-29T18:54:39Z--peter josv.a.i
<p>// I'm sure this has been discussed already, too, I'm just writing this because I'm testing right now audacious 3.10 for the first time</p>
<p>I think users (including me) would like to drag songs in the playlists,<br />also to occasionally add them to a new playlist, or to another playlist (as seen in Clementine)</p>
<p>thank you for developing audacious!!</p> Audacious - Feature #829 (Rejected): after add files close file window http://redmine.audacious-media-player.org/issues/8292018-09-21T14:50:22Z--peter josv.a.i
<p>when adding files to playlist, I'm always surprised that the file window won't close...<br />I suppose this is good for people who want to add a lot of files fast...</p>
<p>BUT I'm always surprised, and I usually add only one folder to playlist...<br />and even if I wanted to add more, I could easily click "+" again :)</p>
<p>since this is such a basic thing, I'm sure you already have a settled down position on this :) <br />that's why I suggest considering adding a feature...</p>
<p>perhaps in:</p>
<p>settings / playlist / behavior</p>
<p>an option like:<br /> _
|_| close file window after "ADD" is clicked :)</p>
<p>thanks for developing Audacious!!</p>