btw, I don't think anyone cares if it takes a few seconds to switch between directories.
So you could just reload them with a new directory... I don' tknow what / how your saving the info now... but it seems like it might not be all that hard to change it to save based on name instead... and have one per song directory.
Unfortunatly, that's not the way I want it to work. Seems like a bit of a cop-out
I've already made alot of changes, and am just about ready for people to give it a go. The genres are based on the 1st part of the directory name, e.g. if you have "C:\Music\Rock" and "C:\Music\Blues", all you need to do is put in "C:\Music" as the path to look in, and tick the box that tell it to 'use genres'.
Then, when you load the program, it will give you a list of all the available genres to pick from. You scroll up / down to the one you want, then hit the key you have 'Enter' mapped to. It then displays all albums belonging to that genre.
To switch / get the list back up again, there is another key that brings up the list again. I might think about putting in an option that allows the 'Escape' key to bring up the genre list as well, in case there's those that don't want to use another key
I have also added options for a scrollable jump list, saving volume levels from 1 session to the other, and only close the full view if Escape is pressed, or the close button in the top right of the full view is clicked.
This will be version 2.0.0, and I'll upload it tomorrow, once I've had move of a play.
Does SK jukebox use TinySQL? I installed and used it for a couple days, but now I'm getting EAccess Violation. Google shows lots of programs can issue this message, but I only have windows XP, AVG Free anti virus, mozilla, and SK jukebox installed.
I have AVG Free on other PC's with no problems.
Just checking. Thanks.
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No, I don't use TinySQL, I'm afraid. That sounds like a very strange problem! Does it happen as soon as you open the program? Generally, Access Violation errors are the fault of bad RAM / HDD or a corrupt .exe / .dll, etc rather than being a programming fault. Are you having problems with any other programs? Perhaps try uninstalling the program & re-installing it.