Played Count or Played marker
Posted:
22 Feb 2019, 07:36by Mecworks
I have a collection of over 80,000 Old Time Radio programs. I would like to make listening to them easier. Right now, there is no indicator of whether or not a file has been played or how many times it has been played. Please add either a play count or at at least a played marker to the listings.
Re: Played Count or Played marker
Posted:
27 Feb 2019, 23:40by Mecworks
I should follow up with the reason this would make it easier to listen to these, if it's not already obvious. With so many recordings, it's impossible to know which ones have been listened to or how many times they have been listened to. For example, the Holiday programs will be listened to more often than others. Some may only get listened to once while others will be favorited and listened to again. When returning to a directory with say, 300+ Dragnet programs, it's impossible to know which ones have been played until listening to them and then 5 minutes in, realizing that there are hundreds more to go through and we've already heard the current one.
Re: Played Count or Played marker
Posted:
15 Nov 2019, 17:37by Kasey00
Mecworks wrote:I should follow up with the reason this would make it easier to listen to these, if it's not already obvious. With so many recordings, it's impossible to know which ones have been listened to or how many times they have been listened to. For example, the Holiday
dreamhost programs will be listened to more often than others. Some may only get listened to once while others will be favorited and listened to again. When returning to a directory with say, 300+ Dragnet programs, it's impossible to know which ones have been played until listening to them and then 5 minutes in, realizing that there are hundreds more to go through and we've already heard the current
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Yea absolutely its an area to be worked on upon. I am hoping for an update sooner or later. Ofcourse it'll be a lot easier to listen to all those favorites if this feature is added.
Regards,
Kasey.