I do not find the new randomizer to be as helpful as the old one.
True, last time, when you randomized, it would keep the first track in the same spot. That was kinda annoying.
Under the old random, when I was playing a song, I put the currently playing song at the top of the playlist and then hit random. This would shuffle all the tracks below, making a nice way to mix up the tracks coming up while not bugging the song currently playing.
The new one, when randomizing, has the currently playing icon next to a song that that is
not currently playing. That does not help me at all.
To get the best of both worlds (for me), I suggest making it act as it currently does when a song is not playing, but act like it used to when it is playing.
OK, so I know it might not happen because it may be harder to program, but that's OK. I can live with either one.
And, btw, thanks for making the greatest media player software ever!
Thanks,
Dan "da Man" Ficker
Webmaster
http://da-Man.com/http://cMusicWeb.com/