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Use the icons located above the playlist area to Clear the playlist, to Save playlist as,
to Undo and Redo changes or to Search for a certain track. To manipulate play modes,
either click the Repeat or Random icons in the amaroK status bar several times to switch
mode or select the desired Mode from the main amaroK menu.
The Sidebar Browsers
Context
With this tab, view information and statistics related to the track currently being
played. Switch to different views within the Context browser by clicking the tabs
on top of the sidebar. For example, click Artist to make amaroK search for the ap-
propriate Wikipedia article, which is then displayed in the context browser. To
view a track's lyrics, click the Lyrics tab to start a search and display the results.
The Music tab shows the album cover, if available, (see
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Collection
Use this view to manage and display your personal collection of titles. The toolbar
on top of the browser allows you to configure the way your collection is displayed
and to reorganize the collection. Define the order your titles are displayed in the
browser with Group By. You can choose between predefined criteria or create your
own sort criteria using Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary. The next four icons let
you toggle between tree view, flat view and iPod* view or Show dividers for better
overview in large music collections. Use the wrench icon to add or delete folders
amaroK should scan for music to add to your collection.
To search or filter your collection for a certain track or album, enter the title (or
part of it) in the search field at the top. Each character you enter narrows down the
search and the selection in the browser is adjusted as you type. To search for certain
metadata such as Genre or Bitrate or to combine several search options, click the
button to the right of the search field to open the Edit Filter dialog.
Playlists
You can access different playlists with the playlist browser. Playlists holds your
personal playlists found in your collection folders. Every time you create and save
a new playlist from the playlist window, it appears here. Right-click the Playlist
folder to create or import a new playlist or to add a subfolder. To add new items
from the playlist window to an existing playlist, just drag and drop them on the
playlist in the browser window.
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(page 281)) and the listening statistics related to the current track.
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