From: Bradley Alexander <storm_at_tux.org>
Date: 11 Oct 2002 00:23:36 -0400

I've been playing around with this again on my JB6000, and I can't get
the shuffle mode to override in the m3u playlist. I'm now running 1.4,
and it still does not work. Given a playlist

#!s
Do_It_Again.mp3
Dirty_Work.mp3
Kings.mp3
Midnite_Cruiser.mp3
Only_A_Fool_Would_Say_That.mp3
Reelin_In_The_Years.mp3
Fire_In_The_Hole.mp3
Brooklyn.mp3
Change_Of_The_Guard.mp3
Turn_That_Heartbeat_Over_Again.mp3

I also tried it with #!no-shuffle. In either case, shuffle play is
determined by the shuffle setting in thte menu. anyone have any idea why
it doesn't seem to work?

On Thu, 2002-09-26 at 04:13, Paul Suade wrote:
> What about simple overriding setting emebbeded in the first line playlist
> comment ?
>
> #!shuffle // turn on shuffle for this playlist no matter the default setting
> <list-of-songs>
> or:
> #!S // shuffle
>
> #!no-shuffle // turn off shuffle for this playlist no matter the default
> setting
> <list-of-songs>
> or:
> #!s // no shuffle

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Received on 2002-10-11