foobar2000 Soulseek Now Playing dialogue: can you help make a plugin?, Moderation: plus Qs on how to make playlist for last added+now playing |
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foobar2000 Soulseek Now Playing dialogue: can you help make a plugin?, Moderation: plus Qs on how to make playlist for last added+now playing |
Mar 24 2012, 06:32
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Group: Members Posts: 3 Joined: 24-March 12 From: Australia Member No.: 98032 |
Hi there,
I started to feel like I needed a fresh new crispy player, like Banshee. But I have stuck it out with Foobar and customized it back into my heart. Two things I feel are missing: A Recently Added or New Songs Column or A Tab in Playlist manager to sort new music from things I've had for years. ~ A Soulseek Chatroom Now Playing Plugin that sends track information to Soulseek NP input chat field / If you need any ideas, check out Nicotine+ and how it handles multiple players and settings for this function. Nicotine+ is a Soulseek based client for Linux mostly and music players like Amarok, Banshee, Winamp.etc work. I spoke with a developer type person and they said that they are looking into this for SoulseekQT. But I would; and the developer mentioned the main front-man of Soulseek loves Foobar2000 and would be interested in this. Other Input: Lastly now that i'm using Foobar2000 much more closely after adding all the components and UI panels I want... I have noticed how finicky the now playing list is or non-existent essentially. If I click on an artist in Album List, my main Playlist view automatically stops showing my current playing items. This may sound like I need to add additional UI panels.... trust me, I have multiple instances in Tabs and so on. What this means is I have a song playing I accidentally clicked, or I can't tell if it it playing my playlist... But it will only show the active item in the albumart/properties panel and I can't find where, out of all the lists it is playing from. Is there a way to have a Now Playing list that is stead fast and cannot be clicked away when you browse music. I even have the PlaylistKeeper component added on. I can't describe the problem very well sorry, because it is more of a usability complex issue. The interface isn't being friendly I feel... There should be more distinction between all the searches for Tracks, Playlist organizing and Building; With the Music I am currently playing. *Even if I have it in a playlist saved I don't want to have to click it back up. ~ Casper the Anemone |
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Mar 24 2012, 10:25
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Group: Members Posts: 167 Joined: 18-September 10 Member No.: 83940 |
1. you need foo_playcount, then make an autoplaylist: %added% DURING LAST <whatever time span you want>
2. you need foo_esplaylist, then throw it in some panel: right click > Playlist > (untick) Follow active Playlist instead choose Follow NowPlayling Playlist or you could also lock it to a specific playlist |
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Mar 24 2012, 11:56
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Group: Super Moderator Posts: 4483 Joined: 23-June 06 Member No.: 32180 |
QUOTE Foobar2000 Soulseek Now Playing Dialogue can you help make a foo_slsk_np component? Your thread is not about this exclusively, or even initially, and contains numerous other questions unrelated to Soulseek or any other third-party plugin; these should have been posted in General. Please do not just lump everything under one name and expect people to guess what it all is. |
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Apr 3 2012, 17:23
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Group: Members Posts: 3 Joined: 24-March 12 From: Australia Member No.: 98032 |
I will separate them better in future,
but I thought the title was self explanatory... And anyone that could make a slsk now playing component, I assumed would just bring up the discussion. Where as I don't know enough about it, more than what I put in the title. ^^ but should have addressed it first then make an autoplaylist: I can't find where to do this.. swear i've seen autoplaylist some where before. Is it in preference menu? This post has been edited by feel good lost s2: Apr 3 2012, 18:08 |
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