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Hello,
Spoon, many thanks for your amazing work. I love your dBpowerAMP programs!!
My question is, how do I edit the list of files that are already in the queue for playing? Say I have 20 songs queued, and I decide I want to (while the current song is playing):
- take out the fourth one;
- reshuffle the order and move 17, 18 and 19 to play after the current queued #3;
- add another song in the middle of the list.
It would be nice if I can easily shuffle the queued files like that while the current one is playing, sort of like click and drag a queued file to change order, and right-click and remove, for example. Then adding is easy - just add a new file to the bottom of the queue, then click-and-drag to its desired place on the queue.
Is this functionality available? if not, what can be done to approximate this for now? I want to try to use your program from my laptop for amateur-ish DJ-ing in a local dance group. Changing the queue on-the-fly will be very useful as I need to be able to respond easily to requests or changes in the mood, etc.
Many thanks for any info, and once again a heartfelt thank you for your hard work, Spoon!
KZ
Spoon, many thanks for your amazing work. I love your dBpowerAMP programs!!
My question is, how do I edit the list of files that are already in the queue for playing? Say I have 20 songs queued, and I decide I want to (while the current song is playing):
- take out the fourth one;
- reshuffle the order and move 17, 18 and 19 to play after the current queued #3;
- add another song in the middle of the list.
It would be nice if I can easily shuffle the queued files like that while the current one is playing, sort of like click and drag a queued file to change order, and right-click and remove, for example. Then adding is easy - just add a new file to the bottom of the queue, then click-and-drag to its desired place on the queue.
Is this functionality available? if not, what can be done to approximate this for now? I want to try to use your program from my laptop for amateur-ish DJ-ing in a local dance group. Changing the queue on-the-fly will be very useful as I need to be able to respond easily to requests or changes in the mood, etc.
Many thanks for any info, and once again a heartfelt thank you for your hard work, Spoon!
KZ
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