Playlists are sources which are created from the tracks available in
the Library source. They enable you to gather tracks following a
particular 'genre', a specific group of artists, or even tracks that
are of a particular 'mood', or whatever you want.
Rhythmbox Music Player has 2 kinds of playlists:
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Static Playlists
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Smart Playlists
Rhythmbox lets you burn the tracks of your playlists to an Audio CD.
Static playlists are playlists built from tracks dropped from the Library.
To create a new playlist, choose
. An empty playlist without name
appears in the side pane. Enter a name for the playlist and press
Enter.
To add tracks to a playlist, select tracks from the track
list from the library and drag and drop your selection over the
playlist icon in the side pane.
You can also drop over a playlist a genre, an artist, or an
album name from the browser, and all the tracks that belongs
to the chosen category will be added to the playlist.
You can create a playlist with tracks in one action. Select tracks from
the Tracks List, or directly one or more categories from
the browser (Genre, Artist or
Album) and drop the selection over the Side
pane. It will automatically create a named playlist.
To remove tracks from a playlist, first select the tracks to
remove, and then you have two methods:
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Choose
.
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Right-click over the selection and choose .
This operation deletes the track only from playlist and not
from the Library.
To delete a static playlist, select the playlist to delete,
then you have two ways to delete it:
-
Choose
.
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Right-click over the playlist and choose .
This operation deletes only the playlist and not the tracks
stored in the playlist deleted.
Smart Playlists are playlists built from criteria, so tracks
are added to it dynamically; all of the tracks matching the
criteria will be added to the playlist.
To create a new playlist:
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Choose .
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Edit the playlist criteria through the query editor.
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Once your criteria have been chosen, click New to create the
query.
Editing a smart playlist lets you modify the criteria set
for this playlist. To edit a smart playlist, select the
smart playlist, choose
, and edit the criteria.
Once done, choose Close.
To delete a smart playlist, select the playlist to delete,
then you have two ways to delete it:
-
Choose
.
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Right-click over the playlist and choose .
Choose the criteria to apply to the rule. If you need one
more criteria click on the button
Add, a new line appears, and you can
set a new criteria.
If you want to limit the number of tracks in the playlist,
tick Limit to:, and choose how to
limit. You can limit by tracks, by total size (in
MB or GB), or by
duration (expressed in Minutes).
Once you finish setting the criteria for the playlist, choose
New; the playlist query editor window
will close, and the playlist will display the tracks matched by your
criteria.
Sobre
Dereitos de autor
- Dereitos de autor © 2002 Mark Finlay
- Dereitos de autor © 2002, 2002 Mark Humphreys
- Dereitos de autor © 2005, 2006 Baptiste Mille-Mathias
- Dereitos de autor © 2006 Victor Osadci
- Dereitos de autor © 2008 Dean Sas
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