pippin;698152 Wrote: > The idea is to allow you to add tracks to the end of the current > playlist from the whole library and do see this playlist. Good.
pippin;698152 Wrote: > I don't understand. You mean, no permanent one? You can get it by > tapping the penguin from anywhere (except from "help"). Sorry, that was quite unclear. Let me rephrase ; The thing you want to achieve is to modify the playlist. The way to do that is adding music you find via the menus. In landscape mode you have both in view at the same time. All the time: when pondering what to add, when you want to check it's been done. To achieve the same in portrait mode you have to flip pages. Anyway I should take a look at Party on iPhone : I always carry my phone. My iPad almost never leaves home. pippin;698152 Wrote: > OK, Idea taken: start playback whenever nothing is playing ( ) May I ask > you to file tickets? There's an "iPeng Party" target in iPeng trac OK pippin;698152 Wrote: > Ummm... This is no "cancel song". The "x" just removes the popup, just > as with the other two iPeng Apps . :D Then can you tell me the purpose of the popup ? pippin;698152 Wrote: > It's not like you could get any information from the server like "these > are the tracks you've added". Then I will leave you the complexity with pleasure. But let me ask you this: you seem to present iPeng (full) as a proxy for Party when you say "there is no need to disclose your server password". Now if this is true, why not leave iPeng add one song at a time to an almost empty server queue, while at the same time it handles the add/delete/promote/demote requests of an internal queue accessed by the Party apps. Is that clear ? 1 short SBS queue, 1 long iPeng queue. The top of the iPeng one feeds to the bottom of the SBS one. Party shows both as a single playlist. It might not be simple, but I guess you'd be free of SBS constraints. pippin;698152 Wrote: > (RE: relative timings) Yes ( ) ticket? Ok. pippin;698152 Wrote: > Why on earth do you find "favs" and "New Music" distracting??? Actually > that's the two menu items I use most on my parties. > "Extras" is needed if you want to access the browser so you can get > stuff from the internet, a game I always like to play at parties :) Let's say I come to someone's home. Or even to a public place like a bar, and they have SBS+iPeng. What on earth do I care knowing which part of the library was recently added ? I just need to see the available music now. (BTW, maybe even not see "albums", but "songs".) And if I choose to add music, I could be interested in picking from *my* favs. But obviously I can't carry them with me. I have nothing to do with the host's favs/playlists. Probably he's perusing them in the queue anyway. For me, in Extras I have ServerPowerControl. Not good, mate ;) (Now I understand perfectly what you say, if I see myself throwing a party at *my place*. But in this case, I'd use iPeng (full), not the Party app.) -- epoch1970 Daily dose delivered by: 3 SB Classic, 1 SB Boom iPeng (iPhone + iPad) Squeezebox Server 7.6 (Debian 6.0) with plugins: MusicIP Server Power Control by Gordon Harris WeatherTime by Martin Rehfeld IRBlaster by Gwendesign (Felix) BBC iPlayer, SwitchPlayer by Triode PowerSave by Jason Holtzapple Song Info, Song Lyrics by Erland Isaksson SaverSwitcher, ContextMenu by Peter Watkins Just Covers by Tom Kalmijn. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ epoch1970's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=16711 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=93980
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