http://support.ornj.net/tags/playlist Technical Support Forums » Tag: playlist - Recent Topics en-US Thu, 09 Feb 2012 05:43:20 +0000 http://bbpress.org/?v=1.0.3 q http://support.ornj.net/search.php http://support.ornj.net/topic/alarm-causes-multiple-instances-of-codec-to-open#post-7733 Fri, 22 Jan 2010 10:48:18 +0000 Anonymous 7733@http://support.ornj.net/ <p>I am trialing Alarm Clock. I gave it a playlist of MP3 files. </p> <p>It opens codec (ffdshow audio decoder), multiple times, one for every song in the playlist, so I end up with many ffdshow icons running in the system tray. </p> <p>I would be interested in purchasing the product, but this makes it unnacceptable. </p> http://support.ornj.net/topic/no-playback-even-with-external-player#post-7094 Sun, 11 Jan 2009 05:59:12 +0000 Digihotaru 7094@http://support.ornj.net/ <p>Hi. I'm trying to create a playlist for Citrus Alarm to load into Winamp for my morning alarm. I created an m3u playlist using winamp, and saved it to C:\Users\*****\Music\wakeup.m3u. I create an alarm with that playlist, and check "Use external media player for alarm." When I test the alarm, I get the popup screen, an error from the taskbar saying the file is corrupt or there's no codec installed. All of the files in the playlist as well as the m3u file itself play fine from within Winamp, and they also play fine when double-clicked right from Windows Explorer. Further, if I bypass the playlist and specify one specific media file in the alarm, that one file tests fine. I have tested storing the playlist file right on the root of C: just in case Citrus Alarm didn't like something about the path to my personal music folder, but the behavior remains the same. </p> http://support.ornj.net/topic/playlist-wont-open-in-external-media-player#post-7208 Sat, 14 Mar 2009 04:34:23 +0000 Anonymous 7208@http://support.ornj.net/ <p>I made a playlist and Citrus won't open it in an external media player. It opens it in the internal mode and gives me an error that "No application is associated with the specified file for this operation." What the hell does that mean? I tested it while I was setting the alarm up and it worked perfectly, though when it was the time to work in real time, it failed. What the hell does it mean by saying that I don't have any applications for a m3u file? </p> http://support.ornj.net/topic/playlists-possible-feature-request#post-7062 Wed, 03 Dec 2008 03:52:00 +0000 elBradford 7062@http://support.ornj.net/ <p>I have a huge playlist of soothing music (called "Soothin'.m3u"). CAC will play it as my alarm, but it seems to only play from the first ~10 songs or so. I'm usually totally out of it, so I can't say if it plays the same ones each time, but I know they're within the first 10 songs of the playlist. Is there any way to have the built-in alarm clock shuffle the playlist? I know I could do that with an external player, but then CAC would not be nearly as effective. The slow fade works wonders for me. </p> http://support.ornj.net/topic/ordered-playlist#post-6675 Mon, 03 Mar 2008 04:18:32 +0000 Enrickey 6675@http://support.ornj.net/ <p>I was wondering whether it's possible to have a playlist that is actually played in the original order rather than shuffling it.</p> <p>Sometimes I enjoy waking up slowly over the span of a few songs, and it's nice to be able to choose exactly which ones play and in what order. </p>