1. I was playing music from a playlist. I listened to the whole of track one, so track 2 was playing. From the Now Playing screen, I pressed up-arrow to view track 1 and pressed and held down the Add button to zap the track. This actually zapped the currently playing track, rather than track 1.
Single-press Add removes the displayed track from current playlist, so I assumed Zap would also apply to the currently displayed item, not currently playing item. Is this intentional? Can I suggest this is changed on a bug report? 2. As a follow-on, when I went to slimserver web interface to restore the incorrectly zapped files (I did it twice), I noticed that I had two zapped tracks, but they were the same track - ie. duplicate entries in the zapped playlist. I am pretty sure that when I zapped the two tracks, they would have been tracks 2 & 3, as I was trying to zap track 1. 3. When I upgrade the server, is the zapped playlist retained or is it wiped? What about when performing a complete rescan? 4. Another point: The playlist that these entries were in is no longer listed in Browse Playlists. I have noticed playlists going missing recently - I have 10 playlists in my SlimServer playlists folder (all .m3u), but currently only 7 listed in Browse Playlists (not including the zapped playlist). I have just performed a playlist-only rescan, and this restored one of the playlists, but two are still missing. One is a link to a radio station (WXPN). The file contains a single line "http://wxpnsc.streamguys.com/listen.pls";. The other one contains links to files that are in a folder that I have renamed, so none of the entries are playable. Does this mean that SlimServer doesn't store a playlist if it can't find any playable entries? Phil _______________________________________________ beta mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/beta
