GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 141167
"Now Playing" source
Last modified: 2018-05-24 10:31:22 UTC
I suggest a new type of playlist, called "Now Playing" or something like that. It would contain, in order, the songs that have been played in the current session. More specifically, when a song begins playing, it is automatically added to the Now Playing list. In addition to showing songs that you've played, the user could drag songs or albums onto the Now Playing playlist, and they would be queued to be played next. Instead of basing this playlist on the list of played songs, the "song player" mechanism inside Rhythmbox that controls which songs are played could be based on this playlist. When a song ends, if the "cursor" is at the last song on the Now Playing list, the next song to be played is added to the list automatically; the song player would never have to worry about shuffle or repeat or search filter; it would only play whatever's next in the Now Playing list (and another process within RB would keep that list populated at the end of each song). I think this is related to bug 107787, but is not a duplicate. (That request could be a part of this request, but mine could not be a part of 107787.)
The play queue has landed in cvs, however it doesn't display the play history. This should be do-able for the "queued songs" source.
a default playlist "recently played" would solve this issue.
We could have the 5/10 last played items available in the play queue.
I think this would be best implemented as a top level source. Not quite like banshee does it though. More like a last.fm player. But we can probably pull from wikipedia, amazon, google music etc too.
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