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Costumize columns in playlist
Costumizable columns in playlist window (sample %artist% - %title% ) would be great
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Inappropriate?Thanks for the suggestion.
You can try Smart playlists (File ->New Smart Playlist) and see if it works for you?
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Inappropriate?you don't understand me. I just mean customize columns in playlist windows. Not smart playlist.
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Inappropriate?I understand what you mean....
You're looking for an option to customize any column name?
We just recently implemented Album Artist property per user's requests.
We can file a feature request based on your report.
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Inappropriate?Actually, similar functionality request is already filed.
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Inappropriate?Boris, I don't think that is what dragonfly (and myself) are looking for. I'd like to be able to define my own custom list columns, above and beyond what songbird already has. In dragonfly's example, he wants a column that combines artist and title into a single column. In my case, I want a single column that displays disc number and track number together; one that displays album title and disc subtitle together; one that displays track title, work part, and version together. I'm not asking that Songbird come shipped with these columns. I'd like to create them myself using a format like dragonfly suggested, like "%discnumber%-%tracknumber%" for the first column I mentioned. Make sense?
