Re: Full Random

Assuming your m: drive is what you defined for the path to your music 
library, you should be able to choose Music Library when on the home 
level and press PLAY.  After a few seconds, it will start playing all 
your songs.

Press the OK button to shuffle your playlist and you are off.

With version 2.1 the web interface gets _real_ slow with very long 
playlists, such as yours.  A fix for this has been made and will be 
available in the next release or is currently available in 
pre-release form every night in:

http://www2.slimdevices.com/downloads/slimp3/nightly/

-dean


>I would like the ability to choose random, and then the slimp3 player
>selects a random song from anywhere in the defined path. In my case any of
>the 4500 files on m: drive (which is a mapped network drive).
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>I don't use playlists or search...if I wanted a specific album I would use
>the music library and navigate to it, but normal play would be random over
>all tracks.  So if these features slow things down it would be nice to be
>able to turn them off.
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