I use smart playlists for most of my music (over 7000 songs) and think  
they are tremendously interesting.  First off, before you set rules,  
assuming you will have more than one, it is usually best if you switch  
the combo box that says "All" to "Any" as that will resolve a lot of  
contradictions.

Once you have your list of rules in place, you just name it and off  
you go.  For instance, I have one in which filters on Bruce  
Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Lou Reed and a few others whom I  
feel work together.  With automatic updating, I was able to rip the  
latest Springsteen album and the playlist automatically contained the  
songs.

My quejstion is how to keep "shuffle" from grabbing items outside the  
current playlist?  This happens on my MacBook, iMac 24, Nano and  
iPhone whether I hit the button or shake the handheld devices.  Thus,  
I jumped from a movement in Brahms Fourth to a song by Eminem an  
experience that nearly knocked me out of my chair.

cdh
On Aug 23, 2009, at 11:45 AM, rayna424 wrote:

>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I know I'm asking lots of iTunes/iPod questions, but I get the most
> useful information from ya'll, so I've just given up searches. I don't
> understand this smart playlist thing. I click create playlist and it
> asks me for all these guidlines, but no matter what I pick, it says
> something like, this will never work, haha. I'd love to just be able
> to click a button and have an interesting playlist created...does
> anyone have any tips?
>
> Thanks!
> Randi
> >


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