Novell SUSE LINUX Professional 9.3 Update 00662644461625 ユーザーズマニュアル
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00662644461625
Managing Playlists
On start-up, amaroK scans the file system for multimedia files according to
the settings made in the wizard. The right part of the playlist window lists any
playlists found. Play titles listed in it in the order of your choice. If no playlist is
found, create one. The best way to do this is by using the sidebar to the left of the
window. To the far left, there are a number of tabs that can be used to open dif-
ferent views. From each of these views, drag individual titles or entire directories
and drop them into the playlist to include them in the list. The following is a de-
scription of the function of each tab.
the settings made in the wizard. The right part of the playlist window lists any
playlists found. Play titles listed in it in the order of your choice. If no playlist is
found, create one. The best way to do this is by using the sidebar to the left of the
window. To the far left, there are a number of tabs that can be used to open dif-
ferent views. From each of these views, drag individual titles or entire directories
and drop them into the playlist to include them in the list. The following is a de-
scription of the function of each tab.
Context
With this tab, view information about your collection and the current
artist. For example, the view informs you about your favorite titles, the
newest titles added to the collection, and other details. The ‘Home’ view
provides statistics on your listening habits, listing your favorite, newest,
and least-played tracks. ‘Current Track’ provides data related to the track
currently being played, such as the album cover (see Section The Cover
Manager on the facing page), the listening statistics related to this track,
and much more. If you are interested in the lyrics of the track, display them
using the ‘Lyrics’ tab.
newest titles added to the collection, and other details. The ‘Home’ view
provides statistics on your listening habits, listing your favorite, newest,
and least-played tracks. ‘Current Track’ provides data related to the track
currently being played, such as the album cover (see Section The Cover
Manager on the facing page), the listening statistics related to this track,
and much more. If you are interested in the lyrics of the track, display them
using the ‘Lyrics’ tab.
Collection Browser
Use this view to manage and display your personal collec-
tion of titles. The collection view may include files from different locations.
The wrench icon in the toolbar lets you determine what locations should be
scanned for music files. Once you select the directories, the scan starts au-
tomatically. The result is displayed as a tree structure. Using ‘Primary’ and
‘Secondary’, organize the two top branches of the tree according to the cri-
teria ‘Album’, ‘Artist’, ‘Genre’, and ‘Year’. Once the tree view is ready, find
titles simply by typing them into the input field. The selection in the tree
view jumps to the first matching entry automatically as you type. To update
your collection data, initiate a rescan of the file system using ‘Tools’ ➝ ‘Res-
can Collection’.
The wrench icon in the toolbar lets you determine what locations should be
scanned for music files. Once you select the directories, the scan starts au-
tomatically. The result is displayed as a tree structure. Using ‘Primary’ and
‘Secondary’, organize the two top branches of the tree according to the cri-
teria ‘Album’, ‘Artist’, ‘Genre’, and ‘Year’. Once the tree view is ready, find
titles simply by typing them into the input field. The selection in the tree
view jumps to the first matching entry automatically as you type. To update
your collection data, initiate a rescan of the file system using ‘Tools’ ➝ ‘Res-
can Collection’.
Playlist Browser
The playlist browser is divided into two parts. The upper part
lists all your custom playlists created by dragging tracks into the playlist
window and clicking ‘Save Playlist As’. View the contents of them by click-
ing the ‘+’ next to the playlist’s name. Modify these playlists using drag and
drop. To load one of them, double-click the playlist.
window and clicking ‘Save Playlist As’. View the contents of them by click-
ing the ‘+’ next to the playlist’s name. Modify these playlists using drag and
drop. To load one of them, double-click the playlist.
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