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2014-08-14
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#523
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Maybe it is a simple task but I can't seem to find a solution to delete some songs from the library. I added a few songs and then I renamed some of them and know the ones renamed don't play any more in someplayer, so I would like to update the library for the renamed songs to be removed and the good files put again.
Is it a simple way to do that?
Is it a simple way to do that?
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2014-10-03
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#524
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Originally Posted by SMAr2wo
Looks very good indeed, but my user case is quite primitive with little need for library management.
Best player EVER on a mobile phone!!!
So I found following aspects that could be improved:
I noted +/- 10% more elevated CPU usage with Someplayer playing same internet radio stream (yes Someplayer has streaming support!!) compared to the stock Media player.
And there is no direct "play via FM radio" option for broadcasting audio to FM
A plus option would be to differentiate audiobooks folder from music and also include bookmark option for audiobooks.
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2014-10-13
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#525
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Originally Posted by Malakai
It's not intuitive at first.
Maybe it is a simple task but I can't seem to find a solution to delete some songs from the library. I added a few songs and then I renamed some of them and know the ones renamed don't play any more in someplayer, so I would like to update the library for the renamed songs to be removed and the good files put again.
Is it a simple way to do that?
What you do is:
1. Click on Library (Bottom left icon which looks like a cylinder).
2. Click on Playlists (Bottom right icon that looks like a stack of papers).
3. Click on the Playlist you want (a saved one, or the Current Playlist).
4. Then, select whichever songs you want to delete by checking the box to their left.
5. And now click on the Delete bitton (the cross mark on the left).
It's a great program though, and once you learn how to do this you probably won't forget it, as it's relatively logical.
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2014-10-27
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#526
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Originally Posted by malfunctioning
Thanks. I know it's a great program, I just didn't know how to do that, and it was the only thing bothering me.
It's not intuitive at first.
What you do is:
1. Click on Library (Bottom left icon which looks like a cylinder).
2. Click on Playlists (Bottom right icon that looks like a stack of papers).
3. Click on the Playlist you want (a saved one, or the Current Playlist).
4. Then, select whichever songs you want to delete by checking the box to their left.
5. And now click on the Delete bitton (the cross mark on the left).
It's a great program though, and once you learn how to do this you probably won't forget it, as it's relatively logical.
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2014-10-27
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#527
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Originally Posted by Malakai
No problem. I didn't know how to do it either. As a matter of fact, I wasn't a user of thos program until a couple days before my post. It took some tinkering to find out how to do what you were asking.
Thanks. I know it's a great program, I just didn't know how to do that, and it was the only thing bothering me.
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