As I said, you need to put all the albums of the artist in there folders and put them in a artist folder wich you must press play on. Unless you want to achieve something else. Just explain to me again if I don't understand. But that's the way to play all the albums from a spisific artist
----- Original Message ----- From: "Pele West" <pele.west@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <ptr1-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2012 10:32 AM Subject: RE: Plextalk Pocket: Playing Music
Hi Jamie and Everyone who repliedI know all the options on the menu, it just seems once you select an album Plextalk Pocket plays the album and stops when it gets to the end.To go back to my original example: I select The Beatles, there are 12 albums in that Artist folderI can start playing "Please Please Me" which is the first album and Plextalk will play until the end of the 12th albumHowever, if I then decide I want to start playing "Revolver", Album 7, Plextalk plays to the end of that album and stops.If I decide that I don't want to hear the first few tracks on "Revolver" and move to "Good Day Sunshine" with the Right Arrow key, Track 8, Plextalk playsthe track and stops.I have an Iriver MP3 player which works differently. If I select The Beatles, "Revolver", "Good Day Sunshine" it plays the track and carries on playing.I think, after reading comments on this list, the only way Plextalk can do this is by selecting Music, going to the album by keying a number and keying in thetrack number. Pele ---------------------------------------------------------------------------To leave the list at any time, please write to <ptr1-users-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> with unsubscribe ptr1-users in the subject or the body. The list home page is at <//www.freelists.org/list/ptr1-users/>.
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