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Topic: Can i lock the content of my saved opened tabs? (Read 1336 times) previous topic - next topic
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Can i lock the content of my saved opened tabs?

I am sorry if this question is answered but i did't find a topic with this matter.

Here is my problem :

In foobar2000 i have made 6 tabs that its one corresponds to a playlist that i have saved.So when i open foobar i can always see these 6 tabs and i can listen to my music from there without having to look for the songs in my hard disc.Everything perfect so far. 

So let's say i add a new to song to my computer without adding it to a playlist.When i double click the new song in my hard disc , foobar opens and plays the song in the last opened tab by replacing my whole saved playlist in this tab.  So everytime this happens i have to load back the playlist in the tab.

The only thing that i thought to resolve this matter,was to create a new tab with no playlist in it and by remembering each time to open this new tab last every time i exit foobar.

Is there any other solution like perhaps an option to lock the content of my created tabs?

EDIT : I found the solution! ("Always sent files to playlist": "name of the playlist") 

PS : Sorry but I cannot remove my topic.
 

Can i lock the content of my saved opened tabs?

Reply #1 –
I hope it's not too late for this topic, but I saw it just now.

In foobar2000, go to File -> Preferences -> Shell Integration
and check Set Enqueue as the default action
also check Always send new files to playlist: <name>

It will always add new songs to playlist you named there (without replacing existing songs).