ncmpcpp and mpd: jump to marked song after finishing current song
I just started using ncmpcpp for the first time, moving from Clementine. In Clementine you can mark a song for playing next, ie. after current song is finished (with Ctrl + D). Is it any similar functionality in ncmpcpp? If not, is there a way I can add it?
shortcut-keys music mpd ncmpcpp
asked Jan 27 at 16:06
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I just started using ncmpcpp for the first time, moving from Clementine. In Clementine you can mark a song for playing next, ie. after current song is finished (with Ctrl + D). Is it any similar functionality in ncmpcpp? If not, is there a way I can add it?
shortcut-keys music mpd ncmpcpp
asked Jan 27 at 16:06
swa_miswa_mi
70111
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I just started using ncmpcpp for the first time, moving from Clementine. In Clementine you can mark a song for playing next, ie. after current song is finished (with Ctrl + D). Is it any similar functionality in ncmpcpp? If not, is there a way I can add it?
shortcut-keys music mpd ncmpcpp
asked Jan 27 at 16:06
swa_miswa_mi
70111
I just started using ncmpcpp for the first time, moving from Clementine. In Clementine you can mark a song for playing next, ie. after current song is finished (with Ctrl + D). Is it any similar functionality in ncmpcpp? If not, is there a way I can add it?
shortcut-keys music mpd ncmpcpp
shortcut-keys music mpd ncmpcpp
asked Jan 27 at 16:06
swa_miswa_mi
70111
asked Jan 27 at 16:06
swa_miswa_mi
70111
asked Jan 27 at 16:06
swa_miswa_mi
70111
asked Jan 27 at 16:06
swa_miswa_mi
70111
asked Jan 27 at 16:06
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select the song that you want to add, press a choose current playlist then choose after current song
answered Jan 30 at 3:14
kuruvikuruvi
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That would move the song to the position after the current song. Changes the playlist order. That's not what I wanted. What I wanted was some song to be marked to be played next, and the pointer to current song moves from current song to the marked song. Unsure if it makes sense.
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select the song that you want to add, press a choose current playlist then choose after current song
answered Jan 30 at 3:14
kuruvikuruvi
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That would move the song to the position after the current song. Changes the playlist order. That's not what I wanted. What I wanted was some song to be marked to be played next, and the pointer to current song moves from current song to the marked song. Unsure if it makes sense.
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Jan 31 at 9:42
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select the song that you want to add, press a choose current playlist then choose after current song
answered Jan 30 at 3:14
kuruvikuruvi
1011
That would move the song to the position after the current song. Changes the playlist order. That's not what I wanted. What I wanted was some song to be marked to be played next, and the pointer to current song moves from current song to the marked song. Unsure if it makes sense.
– swa_mi
Jan 31 at 9:42
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select the song that you want to add, press a choose current playlist then choose after current song
answered Jan 30 at 3:14
kuruvikuruvi
1011
select the song that you want to add, press a choose current playlist then choose after current song
answered Jan 30 at 3:14
kuruvikuruvi
1011
answered Jan 30 at 3:14
kuruvikuruvi
1011
answered Jan 30 at 3:14
kuruvikuruvi
1011
answered Jan 30 at 3:14
kuruvikuruvi
1011
1011
That would move the song to the position after the current song. Changes the playlist order. That's not what I wanted. What I wanted was some song to be marked to be played next, and the pointer to current song moves from current song to the marked song. Unsure if it makes sense.
– swa_mi
Jan 31 at 9:42
add a comment |
That would move the song to the position after the current song. Changes the playlist order. That's not what I wanted. What I wanted was some song to be marked to be played next, and the pointer to current song moves from current song to the marked song. Unsure if it makes sense.
– swa_mi
Jan 31 at 9:42
That would move the song to the position after the current song. Changes the playlist order. That's not what I wanted. What I wanted was some song to be marked to be played next, and the pointer to current song moves from current song to the marked song. Unsure if it makes sense.
– swa_mi
Jan 31 at 9:42
That would move the song to the position after the current song. Changes the playlist order. That's not what I wanted. What I wanted was some song to be marked to be played next, and the pointer to current song moves from current song to the marked song. Unsure if it makes sense.
– swa_mi
Jan 31 at 9:42
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