edwin10
October 13th, 2002, 12:55 PM
Hi,
I'm new to Girder, and am contemplating how to set up my system. I have a Pronto remote control, and I want to use it to control my MP3 collection. I've read a number of posts, but I''m still not sure how to set it up.
I have a PC with an IRman attached, and lots op MP3 albums and songs. For now, I'm using Supernudelist, Winamp, the IRman and Pronto, and it works allright.
Problem is that when I have new albums, there is no dynamic way to adjust Supernudelist, and I want to change that. Is there a trick to automatically build playlists ?
Another question, can I use the Pronto to add the current track to another playlist ? For example, I have a favorites, dinner and party playlist. When I'm listening to a song, which I want to add to one of the mentioned playlists, I have to log on to the PC and edit the dinner playlist. What I would like, is a button on the Pronto that I can use to add the current track to the appropriate playlist. Anyone got an idea how to set this up ?
Thanx in advance,
Edwin :D
I'm new to Girder, and am contemplating how to set up my system. I have a Pronto remote control, and I want to use it to control my MP3 collection. I've read a number of posts, but I''m still not sure how to set it up.
I have a PC with an IRman attached, and lots op MP3 albums and songs. For now, I'm using Supernudelist, Winamp, the IRman and Pronto, and it works allright.
Problem is that when I have new albums, there is no dynamic way to adjust Supernudelist, and I want to change that. Is there a trick to automatically build playlists ?
Another question, can I use the Pronto to add the current track to another playlist ? For example, I have a favorites, dinner and party playlist. When I'm listening to a song, which I want to add to one of the mentioned playlists, I have to log on to the PC and edit the dinner playlist. What I would like, is a button on the Pronto that I can use to add the current track to the appropriate playlist. Anyone got an idea how to set this up ?
Thanx in advance,
Edwin :D