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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 24 for Linux => Topic started by: BryanC on January 03, 2019, 05:50:04 pm
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I know drag-and-drop is still a WIP, but my playlists/smartlists have gotten completely out of control after a few years on the Linux builds. Is there an alternative way to organize existing playlists and smartlists in the tree without dragging and dropping (e.g., keyboard shortcuts, theater view, mcws, editing the database files directly)?
As I was typing, I just realized that perhaps I can backup/restore in a Windows VM and do my rearranging there as a last resort. Regardless, is there a Linux solution for this?
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In list view there is are move up and move down buttons that you can use to move single or groups of files up or down in the playlist.
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In list view there is are move up and move down buttons that you can use to move single or groups of files up or down in the playlist.
Sorry I wasn't clear Bob, I was referring to the playlists and smartlists displayed in the tree. I use a convoluted series of nested playlist groups to organize my playlists by mood and date.
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Sorry I wasn't clear Bob, I was referring to the playlists and smartlists displayed in the tree. I use a convoluted series of nested playlist groups to organize my playlists by mood and date.
I see, just tried it on windows, I've not done that before.
I don't know if that can be done similar but if it could, how about a logic like move up/move down move in/move out ?
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I see, just tried it on windows, I've not done that before.
I don't know if that can be done similar but if it could, how about a logic like move up/move down move in/move out ?
That would be great! It's not something I do often so it's OK if it's a bit tedious as long as the functionality is there.