This lets you see and organise your 'play queue' more easily than trying to do it in the main 'now playing list' because it only shows the over-ridden tracks, and also displays them in play order. This brings up the 'now playing assistant' window, with the 'play queue' node selected. If you 'queue next' a few tracks, you can right-click and choose 'manage play queue'. Once your queued 'blue box' tracks have finished, the player just continues with the NPL from wherever it exited the 'play queue'. Those blue boxes are called 'the play queue', but in musicbee there is only one real queue - your main Now Playing List (NPL). All the queued songs together form the queueĪll you're doing when you add those blue boxes to tracks is a temporary over-ride of the playing order in the Now Playing List. > The other queued songs will have boxes with '2', '3' or '4' in it. > A box with '1' in it and a yellow background will appear in front of the first queued song. > you can set a queue which is a subset of your Now Playing list It would be great if I could tell MusicBee stop playing on end of queue by right clicking the stop button and clicking on an option which specifies this. In Winamp you can right click the stop button, click "on end of queue" and then click "stop playing". I want an option, similar to the option in Winamp, where I can stop playback automatically as song as MusicBee reaches the end of the queue. All the queued songs together form the queue.
The other queued songs will have boxes with '2', '3' or '4' in it.
A box with '1' in it and a yellow background will appear in front of the first queued song. You can queue a song by right clicking on the song and clicking on 'Queue Next' (or use the hotkey which you specified). Then I'll double click the first song song, and queue the other four songs. Say I want to listen to just 5 songs in my 'now playing list'. My 'now playing list' contains almost 1400 items, I never want to listen to all of them. In MusicBee you can set a queue which is a subset of your Now Playing list.
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