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Is there a way to "remember" last played song in play list?
Is there a way to "remember" last played song in play list?
Lets say my play list have the following songs:
A, B, C, D, E, F
I start the player and play songs starting from A. Lets say when I'm come to song D and close the player, when Ill open it again and hit start it wont play song D it will start from A. Is there a way to store the last played song in play list so after songbird is restarted ill be able to continue listen the play list from the song I finished previous time?
Thanks
Lets say my play list have the following songs:
A, B, C, D, E, F
I start the player and play songs starting from A. Lets say when I'm come to song D and close the player, when Ill open it again and hit start it wont play song D it will start from A. Is there a way to store the last played song in play list so after songbird is restarted ill be able to continue listen the play list from the song I finished previous time?
Thanks
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Inappropriate?Currently, this is not implemented. It is a highly requested feature however. Look for it in a future release.
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Unfortunately, no. There is so much other work that we are trying to get done for Genesis. There is no room to add new features.
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Inappropriate?It's a pitty this feature isn't going to be available in genesis, since it's one of the things I would most like to see implemented. I guess I'll have to wait. Thanks for your answer!
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Inappropriate?You could always help us out by creating an add-on to provide this functionality :)
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Inappropriate?ashughes,
If I understood anything about it, you can be certain I would try.
Unfortunately that's not the case, so all I can hope is that anyone who understands reads this and immediately starts working on the matter.
I’m crossing my fingers.
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