Storing A Playlist; Loading A Playlist From Hard Drive; Drag&Drop Functionality Of Playlists; Adding A Playlist To The Archive - ALCATECH BPM STUDIO 4 PRO User Manual

4.4.3. Storing a Play List
Click on An Explorer window will open in
which you can specify a name, and a folder for
the play list to be saved. OK confirms, and the
play list will be stored under this name.
You can also store the complete Play List
in the Play List Archive, by dragging and
dropping it on the group window. Upon
doing so, you can renamed the newly
created list.
You can also store the complete Play List in the
Play List Archive, by dragging and dropping it on
the group window. Upon doing so, you can
renamed the newly created list.
4.4.4. Loading a Play List from Hard
Drive
Click on A Explorer window will open, from
which you can load BPM Studio play lists (*.pls),
as well as other formats like for example WinAMP
play lists. The previously loaded list will be lost
though.
4.4.5. Drag&Drop functionality of Play
Lists
BPM Studio offers various functions to
conveniently assemble, load, and archive play
lists. A central position in this functionality is
presented by the Play List Archive. Here, the play
lists can be stored in freely definable categories.
Also, the play list history is located here. Switch
to the play list archive by clicking the
button. The left window will now display the
different play list categories, and the right window
(title list) will show the titles within a category
selected to the left.
4.4.6. Adding a play list to the archive
Click into the head row of a play list window of a
player, and hold the mouse button down.
Now drag the play list into the group window of
the Play List Archive. There, a list symbol will
appear beside the mouse pointer.
Drop the play list by letting go of the mouse button,
it will now be added to the archive under the name
PLAYLIST. Now choose [rename] in the pop up
menu of this entry, and define a name that makes
sense for this list. You can also sort this new list
into another category by Drag&Drop, or move it
freely within the group window.
First Steps