no, They are not the same thing unfortunately and it looks like it's
been removed from preferences. you can try creating a smart play
list and applying all as the filter and then choosing shuffle for it.
dj and party shuffle are two different things. you probably turned
it off in prefs.
On May 24, 2009, at 10:07 AM, Chris Hofstader wrote:
Dave -- This link worked nicely but now I cannot figure out how to
get the Party Shuffle item to show up in my Sources table. I went
to the preferences dialogue and, under General, found a whole list
of items I could turn on or off, iTunes DJ was probably the closest
name to the Party Shuffle feature and I had had it turned off.
are DJ and Party the same thing?
cdh
BTW: I do work on lots of things that do not have anything to do
with iTunes but when looking at accessible multi-media systems,
Apple seems well out front of the others so I study it.
On May 24, 2009, at 7:48 AM, David Poehlman wrote:
I found:
http://ipod.about.com/od/advanceditunesuse/a/use_party_shuff.htm
On May 23, 2009, at 5:46 PM, Chris Hofstader wrote:
Hi,
Now before you send me off to the FAQ list, keep in mind that my
problem is about shuffling songs in a playlist on the desktop
version of iTunes and Apple has a product called shuffle so, no
matter how many ways I tried to find an answer to my question, I
found more and more stuff about the cute new device.
My jazz collection is really big. In iTunes, it suggests that all
of it would take more than 4 days of non-stop play to get through
it. I created a monstrous playlist that holds all of it so I could
just turn it on and via my Airport Express, listen to it on my home
stereo.
Unfortunately, I cannot get the playlist to shuffle, sometimes it
seems to jump forward by a few songs but it always moves in the
same direction. Thus, my large Armstrong collection will have a
bunch of songs played before it moves onto something that might
start with a "b" where it will find a bunch of different people
named Bill and it will play a bunch of them which leads us to Duke
which, even skipping some songs, could easily be 8 hours of music.
So, what does one do to make his playlists shuffle? Also, how does
one search Apple help for "shuffle" without getting buried in
articles about the cute little device.
cdh
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