On 16/02/06, Kurt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree that the screens are pretty intuitive and easy to use, but
everytime I've let people do it someone always comes along and mucks it
up. There will be 10-20 songs that are in the playlist from previous
people, and when the next person comes by
While we're talking Jukeboxes, somone posted a link to a Mac only
jukebox front end that worked like a conventional jukebox, displaying
album art on a rolodex type display. I have searched the forms, but
can't find it anywhere. Anyone remember what it was called?
Thanks
JQ
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JohnQuirk
JohnQuirk Wrote:
While we're talking Jukeboxes, somone posted a link to a Mac only
jukebox front end that worked like a conventional jukebox, displaying
album art on a rolodex type display. I have searched the forms, but
can't find it anywhere. Anyone remember what it was called?
This
oktup Wrote:
This isn't CoverFlow again is it? :)
http://www.steelskies.com/coverflow/
Thanks very much, I'd tried googling for all manner of stuff, but it's
just not a name that sticks in my mind for some reason.
I really like this interface, it'd be perfect if I could get it on a
770 web
Nice idea.
I'm not too excited by the web interface skin choices. What apps are
out there to edit/create new skins?
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Helwoe
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Thanks, Dude!
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Kurt
SqueezeBox 2, interconnects spun by God himself suspended on 24K gold
support beams placed exactly .9842 inches above the floor, driving
modified Martin Logan's woven with butterfly wings.
Kurt's
Most people at my parties find the Remote and the Screen pretty
intuitive. Generally ends up with a fight over the remote! I must
admit that the idea of a Jukebox mode is quite cool though
just a thought - does Moose fit some of the requirements on this??
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Browny
I agree that the screens are pretty intuitive and easy to use, but
everytime I've let people do it someone always comes along and mucks it
up. There will be 10-20 songs that are in the playlist from previous
people, and when the next person comes by and pick their selection,
they do it by
Kurt
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support beams placed exactly .9842 inches above the floor, driving
modified Martin Logan's woven with butterfly wings.
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Ed
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I was thinking the same thing. Would indeed be great for parties to
allow folks to add a song to the queue. Would be nice to be able to
give someone a code to punch in that allows them to add up to x
songs, so no-one can monopolize the playlist.
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joncourage
Kurt Wrote:
Is there any software or skin that can put the Slim into a true Jukebox
mode? For instance, just display albums with track names, and play
whatever ever track you choose, and force the following choices to go
to the end of the list, and lock out everything else?
This would be
One thing I'd love to have, even without the idea of jukebox style
controls, is the visual interface of a jukebox. Namely, a view where
you could browse through albums with cover art and with all tracks
visible.
This is something I've always hoped to see in SlimServer - that when
I'm looking at
JJZolx Wrote:
One thing I'd love to have, even without the idea of jukebox style
controls, is the visual interface of a jukebox. Namely, a view where
you could browse through albums with cover art and with all tracks
visible.
This is something I've always hoped to see in SlimServer -
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