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In the Now Playing settings you can have MediaMonkey auto-remove files from the Now Playing that have been played. You can have it retain all files or a limited amount of files. This is useful when you don't plan on listening to files that have already been played again and allows you to reduce the amount of files shown in the Now Playing automatically. | In the Now Playing settings you can have MediaMonkey auto-remove files from the Now Playing that have been played. You can have it retain all files or a limited amount of files. This is useful when you don't plan on listening to files that have already been played again and allows you to reduce the amount of files shown in the Now Playing automatically. | ||
== Other == | == Other == | ||
Revision as of 18:01, 29 March 2012
Auto-DJ
Auto-DJ permite a MediaMonkey automáticamente agregar pistas a la lista En Reproducción cuando hay un número limitado de pistas en espera. Aleatoriamente e indefinidamente reproducirá de una lista específica de pistas hasta que la lista de reproducción finalice, es especialmente útil cuando no defina cómo elegir las pistas manualmente o cuando el usuario o el DJ se queden sin canciones en una fiesta.
El Auto-DJ se configura a través de Herramientas > Opciones > Reproductor > Auto-DJ/En Reproducción y puede ser habilitado/deshabilitado desde Reproductor > Auto-DJ. También puede establecer la cantidad de archivos restantes que el Auto-DJ administre en la lista En Reproducción. Por ejemplo, puede establecer que siempre permita 5 canciones en la lista para que sean reproducidas. También puede establecer qué archivos deben ser auto-agregados por el Auto-DJ a la lista En Reproducción. Puede seleccionar archivos de un Catálogo Completo, una Colección o una Lista de Reproducción específicas.
En Reproducción
En los ajustes de la lista En Reproducción se pueden tener ... In the Now Playing settings you can have MediaMonkey auto-remove files from the Now Playing that have been played. You can have it retain all files or a limited amount of files. This is useful when you don't plan on listening to files that have already been played again and allows you to reduce the amount of files shown in the Now Playing automatically.
Other
The option to Show warning when file to be played is not accessible will show a warning the the file to be played isn't available.
Notes
- Automatically retain xx previous files in Now Playing is disabled while in Shuffle mode
- Automatically retain xx previous files in Now Playing is useful to reduce the amount of files shown in Now Playing and thus reducing startup time of MediaMonkey. The same goes for Auto-DJ. The combination of the 2 allows the user to maintain only a few songs in the Now Playing while still playing all files from the Entire Library, specific Collection or a specific Playlist and thus improve startup time of MediaMonkey.
- Some skins feature a button to toggle Auto-DJ on/off.
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