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It has been touched on on the last page, but I want to stress it: give the Party Shuffle a try, it's like always having a party! But really, it has the following advantages:
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groverat posted:First and foremost you should also get the How Soon Is Now? cover by Snake River Conspiracy. Anyway I have played around with iTunes DJ and found out one thing: You can only request songs that are in the "Source:" playlist set in iTunes. Makes a lot of sense but I was confused at first. Interesting feature that will spawn technocratic parties I guess. But what's annyoing to me is that there are no checkboxes in the DJ any more; I would uncheck all the songs in the list to emulate "stop after current track". (See my other posts in this thread.) And scripts didn't work for me that well. I guess I will have to give them a try again.
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Neco posted:But what's annyoing to me is that there are no checkboxes in the DJ any more; I would uncheck all the songs in the list to emulate "stop after current track". (See my other posts in this thread.) And scripts didn't work for me that well. I guess I will have to give them a try again. Quoting myself because that's what the cool kids here do.  Just creating an empty playlist and selecting it as source will do the trick. The downside here is that you have to remove tracks that you had added manually for this to work.
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