[whodini]

had a search and couldn't find this suggested before, but, would be nice to have an option to only crossfade when the proceeding track is not sequential (eg same album, track num + 1), so that when playing randomly you'd get the inbetween track fades, but otherwise it would play like a "normal" cd.

taking the idea a step further, if the next track was sequential, then see if its initial sound level is 0 (eg from a cd with gaps between tracks) else start playing the track as close to gapless as possible with the previous one (particularly useful for trance...)

hopefully the above makes sense!

james

[Aron Parsons]

had a search and couldn't find this suggested before, but, would be nice to have an option to only crossfade when the proceeding track is not sequential (eg same album, track num + 1), so that when playing randomly you'd get the inbetween track fades, but otherwise it would play like a "normal" cd.

that's a great idea imo. the second part of your request doesn't sound like something that would happen though...

[chadoe]

added an option to disable crossfading for albumtracks based on albumtitle and tracknr. only (small) downside is it will also not crossfade 2 sequential tracks from the same album that happen to end up after eachother on a random playlist.

[Aron Parsons]

added an option to disable crossfading for albumtracks based on albumtitle and tracknr. only (small) downside is it will also not crossfade 2 sequential tracks from the same album that happen to end up after eachother on a random playlist.

what you implemented is perfect. if 2 tracks from the same album play sequentially on a random playlist, i really could care less if they crossfade (plus how often does that happen?)

[chadoe]

yeah it's not really a problem, just thought i'd mention it.
i really like this "crossfade my music but not when i'm playing an album" mode :d

[whodini]

me too! much appreciated that you found the time to implement it so quickly!