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sort to most recently added tracks #480

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stax76 opened this issue Apr 18, 2019 · 1 comment
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sort to most recently added tracks #480

stax76 opened this issue Apr 18, 2019 · 1 comment

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@stax76
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stax76 commented Apr 18, 2019

Hi,

I've programmed a windows video player called mpv.net in the last two years and I'm looking for a new project now in order to learn a new programming language. I'm watching a lot of TV shows and listen a lot to music so video and audio playback software is the software I'm using the most often and I've the most interest in.

Typescript is on the list of languages I want to learn and I also want to learn how to use Visual Studio Code. Regarding web tech I'm more or less a beginner and I've decided to learn it in my next project.

Typically, I listen to music that I've discovered just recently so in MusicBee I added a column 'Date Added' and sort to this column. I was thinking how to achieve this in Museeks, it's not having a 'Date Added' column (or column of file creation date) so I was thinking that I can create a m3u playlist and import it in museeks but it's not working, I've saved the m3u playlist in the same folder where my music is located and used the 'Import Music' feature in the settings, it's finding and creating the playlist but the playlist is empty which appears like a bug. I don't see any way in museeks to listen to my most recent music, is there anything else I could try to just listen to my most recent music?

@stax76 stax76 changed the title recently added files sort to most recently added tracks Apr 18, 2019
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martpie commented Apr 23, 2019

Hello 👋

It goes a little bit in direction of #440. #401 would solve it as well; I will close it as duplicate :)

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