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Chris V
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« on: June 26, 2007, 04:33:43 pm »

Hi Peter
I put a complete album in the playlist, but at the end when I want to put another album there I have to turn XX off to delete the 1st one. I must be missing something Wink
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« Reply #1 on: June 26, 2007, 04:37:58 pm »

What I always do : Press Clear. All tracks go then, except for the one playing (if one is playing).

You can also drag - one track per time- a track to the Delete button.
If you'd want to delete a sequence of tracks out of another bunch (like one album out of 3 others) ... bad luck for now (but that would be about selecting all the tracks you want to go, and drag them by means of one move to the Delete button. Again, it's not there yet).
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« Reply #2 on: June 26, 2007, 04:52:49 pm »

Excellent. Thanks very happy
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Music on external hard drive with own power supply. Brains of the system is a Raspberry Pi running Moode Audio. The RPI has dedicated Longdog audio linear power supply.
Signal passes first to SW1X Signature USB to SPDIF  converter
Then to SW1X Signature DAC
Then to Stevens and Billington TVC
Then to modified vintage triode amplifier
Then to open baffle speakers with vintage alnico drivers. Grundig tweeter, Saba Greencone midrange, Altec 416 VOTT base.
Everything is silver wired including mains and speaker cables
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