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Latest post 07-19-2009 12:05 PM by TripEnglish. 2 replies.
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  • 07-15-2009 4:42 AM

    • Wulf
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    How to play ...

    Good Day


    I have 3 questions which are related to (almost) the same problem with BS5:

    How to play all songs from one album stored on BM5 (starting with the first song and ending with the last one) without using MOTS.

    How to play all albums of an artist stored on BM5 (starting with the first one, ending with the last one) without using MOTS.

    How to play all songs stored on BM5 (starting with the first song and ending with the last one) without using MOTS.

    Regards & Thank you for all answers.
    Wulf Guenther

  • 07-15-2009 11:06 AM In reply to

    • Stan
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    Re: How to play ...

    To play all the songs on an album, you select the album rather than the 1st song.  That is, from "covers" or "albums", press "GO" before opening up the album (i.e. <<), or press "GO" with just the album name selected, not an individual song.

    Similarly (this is something I just learned and have updated my original response), if you press "GO" while an artist is selected (without opening up the artist (pressing <<), it will play all songs from that artist, but not necessarily in order by album - I haven't quite recognized how it is selecting the order - it seems random.

    I don't  believe the last request is possible.

    Stan

  • 07-19-2009 12:05 PM In reply to

    Re: How to play ...

    You cannot, at this point, accomplish the last one, but unless you only had a few albums on it, you wouldn't need to.

    You can quite easily add items to the queue in the order you would like to hear them. 

    There is scarcely anything in this world that some man cannot make a little worse and sell a little more cheaply. The person who buys on price alone is this man's lawful prey. - John Ruskin

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