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RE: robg's comment
You could tell the Smart Playlist to "Match the following condition:" and select "Play Count" and set it 0 (or less/more than or a range etc...). Then tell it to "Limit to <i>N</i> songs selected by random" and check "Live updating".
RE: robg's comment
Depending on how many songs you have and how long it takes you to cycle through all of them, you could create a smart playlist with the criteria:
RE: robg's comment
The problem with this method is that you can't have a smart playlist that includes multiple artists. For instance, if I want the following criteria:
RE: robg's comment
This comment is two weeks after the original thread, so jolinwarren may never see it ;) but at least it will be in the archives...
RE: robg's comment
I don't think you understood the hint... You don't need to to select "random" and "least recently played,"... you select only select "least recently played" in the smart playlist options, and then you hit the shuffle button on the bottom of the iTunes window... This reproduces the Random effect without random actually being selected.
RE: robg's comment
Try adding to the Smart Playlist criteria something like this: |
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