Couple Requests

[andyrichter]

Love the app. Only have 3 requests that aren't a big deal but always bug me a little bit when I run into them.

1 - Let albums not have a year in their tags. I have a couple compilation albums that I made and am always updating and I don't like seeing the '0' displayed as their "release year." I wouldn't mind if I could just put a blank space instead lol

2 - Scrolling titles in the main player. I don't know how hard this would be, but I hate that songs with long titles are just cut off and don't scroll.

3 - When saving queue to a new playlist, it'd be nice to have the app remember the last song you played in that playlist, so when you want to listen to something else and then want to go back to that playlist, you don't have to scroll to find the song position you left it at.

Again, none of these are huge deals but it's just something I'd personally love to see in the app.
Keep up the great work!

[GoneMAD]

1) All albums have years associated with them, even compilations. You can use the custom metadata to have year with 0 display something else if you so choose. gonemadmusicplayer.proboards.com/thread/1066/gmmp-3-custom-metadata-info $ifequal(%yr%,0,,%yr%) or something like that to display a blank if 0

2) I've tried scrolling in the past and it just doesnt work well. Google's implementation is pretty bad. No plans on adding this

3) When something is played in GMMP its put into the queue. GMMP does not keep track of what was selected to add things to the queue.. just the contents of the queue. Example.. its not possible to track position played in a playlist if you added 3 different playlists to the queue... or you played a playlist and then used "play next" to add an album in the middle

[MotleyGord]

Dec 30, 2023 8:15:24 GMT -5 andyrichter said:

2 - Scrolling titles in the main player. I don't know how hard this would be, but I hate that songs with long titles are just cut off and don't scroll.

Scrolling isn't an option, but you can create custom metadata and allow fields to wrap to additional lines.