Version: 0.3.0 (using KDE 4.2.4) OS: Linux Installed from: SuSE RPMs Currently the user has to re-add every song to the soundtrack after one quit digikam. At a minimum it should be possible to save/load playlists which would save a lot of time. It would be best IMHO if it would be possible to save the soundtrack per folder/album as well. That way the album "summer holiday 2007" will always have its soundtrack while "christmas 2008" has another one and the user does not have to re-load them each time.
SVN commit 1002384 by aclemens: First attempt to implement this feature: Remember the soundtrack of the current album if the setting in the soundtrack page is set. If set: - save playlist on exit in kipirc - load playlist when plugin is started and the playlist exists for the current album If not set: - do not save the settings (old playlist entries are kept in the config file) - do not load playlist on startup (sure :-)) If you re-enable the option and an old playlist entry is found for the current album, the playlist gets loaded again. What do you think? Is this good enough? CCBUG:195772 M +36 -35 common.cpp M +1 -0 common.h M +45 -11 slideshowconfig.cpp M +16 -12 soundtrackdialog.cpp M +106 -98 soundtrackdialog.ui WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=1002384
SVN commit 1002438 by aclemens: Add methods to load, save and clear the playlist. A playlist layout can now be loaded and saved, if it is needed in more then one slideshow. If "Remember Playlist" is set, a playlist associated with the current album will be reloaded automatically. BUG:195772 M +124 -10 soundtrackdialog.cpp M +3 -0 soundtrackdialog.h M +94 -2 soundtrackdialog.ui WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=1002438
Works fine, thanks! Is there a reason not to use the common m3u plalyist format, i.e. enable the user to load a playlist he created with e.g. amarok?
The software I tested had only relative paths in the m3u playlist file, but I will take another look at amarok later. I'm very busy today, but in the evening I will have more time. If m3u normally saves full paths, then there is no reason not to use it :-) Andi
m3us can contain both. In the 1.4 amarok there was a setting the defined what kind of paths amarok uses. Not sure about amarok2.