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<blockquote data-quote="jameson_uk" data-source="post: 748886" data-attributes="member: 11220">The original thing was about listening to tracks and seeing if you want to add the to the playlist after hearing them.What you are describing sounds like you want to play album A and then album B?&nbsp;&nbsp; If that is the case just add album B to the playlist via the context menu.&nbsp; (you can do this be selecting the album and adding to context menu or going into the track listing and selecting all to playlist).The workaround (record button) is about adding items to a playlist that is not playing.&nbsp;&nbsp; Clicking on a track will only ever add that track.&nbsp; If you want to add a whole album then go up a level in the database view to the folder and press record on the album, this should add the whole album (I have not tried this though).When you first go into the playlist screen you will see the now playing playlist.&nbsp;&nbsp; If you press record you will get the playlist you built.&nbsp;&nbsp; This is what is pretty clunky...&nbsp;&nbsp; The record option will only add tracks to this background playlist it will not add tracks to the current playing playlist.&nbsp;&nbsp; You would always need to start that playlist manually from the playlist screen.&nbsp; If you want to add tracks to the current playing playlist then use the context menu options (or use the ACTION_QUEUE_ITEM action which adds the selected item to the current playing playlist)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jameson_uk, post: 748886, member: 11220"] The original thing was about listening to tracks and seeing if you want to add the to the playlist after hearing them. What you are describing sounds like you want to play album A and then album B? If that is the case just add album B to the playlist via the context menu. (you can do this be selecting the album and adding to context menu or going into the track listing and selecting all to playlist). The workaround (record button) is about adding items to a playlist that is not playing. Clicking on a track will only ever add that track. If you want to add a whole album then go up a level in the database view to the folder and press record on the album, this should add the whole album (I have not tried this though). When you first go into the playlist screen you will see the now playing playlist. If you press record you will get the playlist you built. This is what is pretty clunky... The record option will only add tracks to this background playlist it will not add tracks to the current playing playlist. You would always need to start that playlist manually from the playlist screen. If you want to add tracks to the current playing playlist then use the context menu options (or use the ACTION_QUEUE_ITEM action which adds the selected item to the current playing playlist) [/QUOTE]

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