I'm trying to totally replace Billy player.
The only feature thats lacks foobar, is to be able to load all files contained in the folder where the (single) file was loaded. And this either from explorer or from the foobar library panel.
Is there a trick to do that ? because i miss this function.
For example it permitts to load an album from the third song, and let play the rest.
In foobar, if i load a single file, it plays only this one.
have a look into foo_quicksearch
or: right-click > open containing folder
have a look into foo_quicksearch
or: right-click > open containing folder
Thank you, but this is not the exact behaviour i'd want.
Maybe it should be hard coded into the foobar release, although a 3rd plugin would solve it at least from the library (not explorer part).
So you want to play songs from an entire album? Why don't you just select the album songs, then right-click >add to playback queue.
So you want to play songs from an entire album? Why don't you just select the album songs, then right-click >add to playback queue.
It's quite hard to explain when you're not used to billy.
Yes, I want to be able to launch a single file, wherever i want, and every other files are loaded in the playlist.
By the way, how can i do to display only the folders in the library view when "by folder structure" is selected (i don't use tags, so i won't use them) ?
maybe a closer issue, but still requre that all you files are in the library :
- play a track where you want (as you said, or just right click it as explained below), then i you want to get all other tracks from its album (only), you can easily create a playlist of this album with foo_quicksearch installed :
- right click your track > Quicksearch for the same > Album, but you said you dont use tags, so, adjust quicksearch settings to add a Quicksearch by Directory to context menu:
(http://img821.imageshack.us/img821/4438/captureggt.png)
then use it:
- right click your track > QuickSearch for the same > Directory
it's done!
HTH
This is a pretty good solution.
Thank you.
you are welcome