playlists problem

[hamikeles61]

there are 4 folder in my playlists and ı am not listening complex music. When I enter the scrambled list, it does not exit the folder it entered. please, help me. 

[andrewilley]

Poweramp cannot put folders into Playlists, only songs (or streaming URLs) can be in Playlists. Please could you describe your problem with a bit more accurate detail, letting us know exactly what you are doing? Thanks.

Andre

[hamikeles61]

I have 4 lists and cannot play shuffled between lists. When I click mix it does not exit the folder it entered. I would be glad if you could help.

 

[andrewilley]

Ah, I see what you mean now.

You can do that in the Folders Heirarchy category (i.e. shuffle all contents of all subfolders completely randomly) using an option in Settings > Library > Lists.

However shuffle mode in Playlists works by picking one playlist at random and shuffling all of its songs, then it moves on to another random playlist and plays that shuffled, etc.

You could add all the playlist songs into one 'uber playlist' (select all Playlists and '+Playlist' to make a new one) and then shuffle that.

Andre

[hamikeles61]

list> hierarchy options failed

[andrewilley]

1 hour ago, hamikeles61 said:

list> hierarchy options failed

Again, I'm not sure what you are asking. Perhaps there is a translation issue here?

Folders Hierarchy is one of the other category choices in the Library view, nothing to do with Playlists. It does allow for complete randomising of all of the contents of multiple subfolders.

However the Playlists category does NOT allow complete randomising of all of the contents of multiple playlists, they will each be played one at a time in random order.

Andre

[hamikeles61]

I understand. I love Poweramp anyway. good luck.

[andrewilley]

Anyway, as I said, to do what you want just select all four of your desired Playlists ('Select' > 'All') and then tap '+ Playlist' to add all of the contained songs to a brand new overarching list. Then play that new Playlist shuffled.

Andre