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[The Legend]

Hello to everybody !!
I'm so happy about JRiver and JRemote, I just want to know if I can save different playlist with jremote because I'm not able.
If it is not possible how can I do playlist ?
Thank youuuuuu  

[InfernoSTi]

I can using Windows 19 JRiver and JRemote on iPhone. 

I have to be in a play window and then show song list. The "Action" button lets me save the current playlist including giving it a unique name. 

Once you do this a few times it is great…I use "add one next" to create the playlist usually…I sometimes use the edit button to delete a song (sometimes to add it later or sometimes to just remove it).  Once I have it the way I like, I use the Action button to save it.  I have a running "Demo Playlist" that I add songs to from time to time when I find them…then I can play it on shuffle and get a great demo playlist!

Best,
John

[coffeethecat]

How do I get the JRemote playlist tunes to appear alphabetically?  They are alphabetized in my JR Media Database.

Thanx .... D>

[mindblanking]

I can using Windows 19 JRiver and JRemote on iPhone. 

I have to be in a play window and then show song list. The "Action" button lets me save the current playlist including giving it a unique name. 

Once you do this a few times it is great…I use "add one next" to create the playlist usually…I sometimes use the edit button to delete a song (sometimes to add it later or sometimes to just remove it).  Once I have it the way I like, I use the Action button to save it.  I have a running "Demo Playlist" that I add songs to from time to time when I find them…then I can play it on shuffle and get a great demo playlist!

Best,
John

Trying to follow this... For me, it seems like whatever I have playing, if I add to playlist it simply adds all the songs on the album.  Trying to see if theres a way to "click" on a song, move into an empty playlist, save and then do that again with another song.  To make, let's say, a "70's singer/songwriter play list.