Just discovered that Media Player can collapse to this 'all glass' mode... All it needs now is a 'dock to top of screen' option, I'd like that very much (hint, hint Microsoft)
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Just discovered that Media Player can collapse to this 'all glass' mode... All it needs now is a 'dock to top of screen' option, I'd like that very much (hint, hint Microsoft)
Ambition wrote:All it needs now is a 'dock to top of screen' option...
RoyalSchrubber wrote:
Ambition wrote: All it needs now is a 'dock to top of screen' option...
That's not all it needs. I would like WMP to have alarm clock playing capability with play lists...
Anyone else uses computer for alarm clock?
Does anybody know a good program that would have play list option, not just single mp3s?
Every song that I set as alarm, I start hating after few repeats. I mean somehow my brain just can't take it. I hate sounds that wake me up.
I also stopped setting favourite songs as alarm, I don't want them hate... Anyway if I could set playlists maybe it would fix the problem. (or I would just start hating whole bands..)
All Media Player needs is a library that can actually write metadata back to files like the dialog says it does.
Jhaks wrote:
RoyalSchrubber wrote:
Ambition wrote: All it needs now is a 'dock to top of screen' option...
That's not all it needs. I would like WMP to have alarm clock playing capability with play lists...
Anyone else uses computer for alarm clock?
Does anybody know a good program that would have play list option, not just single mp3s?
Every song that I set as alarm, I start hating after few repeats. I mean somehow my brain just can't take it. I hate sounds that wake me up.
I also stopped setting favourite songs as alarm, I don't want them hate... Anyway if I could set playlists maybe it would fix the problem. (or I would just start hating whole bands..)
You can have a playlist as an alarm clock using the task scheduler.
Just go to the scheduler through the start menu and create a simple task. Have it open an application but when you browse for the app, instead select the playlist you want. To make it random set WMP to shuffle.
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