Quick bookmarks access
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Bookmarks allow remember not only composition you like, but the position where you have finished listening – useful function when listening audio books.
You can add bookmarks via hotkeys, via bookmarks quick access menu (see pic. above), via playlist main menu.
Bookmarks manager
You can edit bookmarks, therefore call bookmarks manager, by clicking “edit” in playlist main menu or in bookmarks quick access menu ( see pic. above).
Bookmarks allow remember not only composition you like, but the position where you have finished listening – useful function when listening audio books.
You can add bookmarks via hotkeys, via bookmarks quick access menu (see pic. above), via playlist main menu.
Bookmarks manager
You can edit bookmarks, therefore call bookmarks manager, by clicking “edit” in playlist main menu or in bookmarks quick access menu ( see pic. above).
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With bookmarks manager you can although add bookmarks to files and folders – just click “add bookmark item”, and choose item you need in context menu – file / folder.
By default, bookmarks are shown with two lines – bookmark name and path to the object – file or folder. If you need you can turn off showing second line, just enable “Hide second line with information” option When dragging files / folders on playlist the menu [see pic.], will appear, that allows you to adjust style of adding files to playlist.
You can turn off showing this window by choosing a way of adding files to playlist and setting flag “Do not ask”.
With bookmarks manager you can although add bookmarks to files and folders – just click “add bookmark item”, and choose item you need in context menu – file / folder.
By default, bookmarks are shown with two lines – bookmark name and path to the object – file or folder. If you need you can turn off showing second line, just enable “Hide second line with information” option When dragging files / folders on playlist the menu [see pic.], will appear, that allows you to adjust style of adding files to playlist.
You can turn off showing this window by choosing a way of adding files to playlist and setting flag “Do not ask”.
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Turn On / Off / adjust parameters of this window you can in options.
Drag and Drop from playlist
You can drag needed files directly from playlist to any other application. To do that:
1. Select needed files in playlist
2. Press and hold left mouse button over one of chosen tracks
3. Drag mouse pointer to the application window, where you want the files to be dropped
4. Release left mouse button
Tip 1. The same way you can drag files from one playlist to another.
Tip 2. When dragging files with Alt, button pressed files will be cutted from playlist, in case of successful drag’n’drop operation.
Tip 3. Drag’n’Drop operation can be interrupted by pressing ESC-key.
Turn On / Off / adjust parameters of this window you can in options.
Drag and Drop from playlist
You can drag needed files directly from playlist to any other application. To do that:
1. Select needed files in playlist
2. Press and hold left mouse button over one of chosen tracks
3. Drag mouse pointer to the application window, where you want the files to be dropped
4. Release left mouse button
Tip 1. The same way you can drag files from one playlist to another.
Tip 2. When dragging files with Alt, button pressed files will be cutted from playlist, in case of successful drag’n’drop operation.
Tip 3. Drag’n’Drop operation can be interrupted by pressing ESC-key.
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When Drag’n’Drop files / folders on the playlist tab the files will be added to the end of playlist.
When Drag’n’Drop files / folders on the playlist tab the files will be added to the end of playlist.
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When Drag’n’Drop files / folders over free space of tabs list (shown on pic.) file is added to the new playlist with the same name as the folder where those files are located (or the same name as the folder you have dropped).
When Drag’n’Drop files / folders over free space of tabs list (shown on pic.) file is added to the new playlist with the same name as the folder where those files are located (or the same name as the folder you have dropped).