@WildPenguin
What version of Strawberry is this with?

@rlkeeney I don’t see how that may help. 🤔

@rajm It also happened to me some time ago. I recreated them looking at the conditions used here:

https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/blob/master/src/smartplaylists/smartplaylistsmodel.cpp

Cheers.

I got information that ListenBrainz is working on something that could be used for that as well. See https://github.com/metabrainz/troi-recommendation-playground
ListenBrainz is from MetaBrainz, the head of MusicBrainz (with picard and so on).

(I was not able to edit my first post)

I once suggested shuffle settings per playlist in an issue topic.
Still think it would be nice to have!

That would be a very useful feature for me!
Also it would help to solve the problem I had in: https://github.com/strawberrymusicplayer/strawberry/issues/1403

I think it would be nice if you could select the playlists you want to be saved. Like right click on the playlist tab -> Automatically save to file.

@jonas

I know this is an old thread, but I just installed KDE connect on Linux Mint and Android, and it works perfect for what I need.

I have control of pause, play, fast-forward or reverse, previous or next song and shuffle on or off. That is all I need.

Thanks,
Gerry

i also want this feature

@jonas nice one, I think it looks pretty good

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@arno I fixed this by changing the area around line 113 in somafmservice.cpp

... RadioChannel channel; QString quality = obj_playlist["quality"].toString(); QString format = obj_playlist["format"].toString(); if ((quality != "highest") || (format != "aac")) continue; channel.source = source_; channel.name = name; ...

And then refreshing the channel list in Strawberry

I also removed the lines

if (obj_playlist.contains("format")) { channel.name.append(" " + obj_playlist["format"].toString().toUpper()); }

Unfortunately the github version doesn't respect the "use system icons" rule so now I'm recompiling from the Debian source version

I posted a patch file here
https://github.com/orgs/strawberrymusicplayer/discussions/1419#discussioncomment-9065392

@CherryStraw Thanks for the response. Of course I know that I can do "stop after this track" if I do it in the playlist. If I didn't know that, I wouldn't know that this feature existed at all, but I have explained above that it is one of my favorite features 😁

My point in this post is that it would be good to have that feature accessible from the Queue also, not only from the playlist. Sometimes the playlist might be very long, and scrolling or searching to find the song to stop on would be troublesome. It would be much more convenient to be able to interact only with the Queue... telling it "stop playing when the queue is empty". This seems very natural to me.