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Music player defaults to alphabetical order when selecting an album to play

galfwender

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May 5, 2010
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Posted a reply in this thread http://androidforums.com/android-media/73230-mp3s-play-wrong-order-htc-desire.html#post893280 but figured this forum is more appropriate really..

Does anyone know how to fix the default Music player's behaviour when long-pressing on an album and selecting "Play" ?

If you start playing by quick-pressing the album, it shows you the list of songs. If tagged correctly, this list is in correct song order, and will play the album in order from whichever song you select to start from. If not tagged correctly, it shows in alphabetical order.

So far, so good.. can't complain... BUT...

If you start playing an album by long-pressing it and selecting "Play", it plays it alphabetically, regardless of the status of the tagging.
 
Posted a reply in this thread http://androidforums.com/android-media/73230-mp3s-play-wrong-order-htc-desire.html#post893280 but figured this forum is more appropriate really..

Does anyone know how to fix the default Music player's behaviour when long-pressing on an album and selecting "Play" ?

If you start playing by quick-pressing the album, it shows you the list of songs. If tagged correctly, this list is in correct song order, and will play the album in order from whichever song you select to start from. If not tagged correctly, it shows in alphabetical order.

So far, so good.. can't complain... BUT...

If you start playing an album by long-pressing it and selecting "Play", it plays it alphabetically, regardless of the status of the tagging.

I know it dosn't fix what you are saying but isn't it quicker to do it the way it works? The same amount of presses but shorter time ie. short press then tap first song compared to long press than tap play :thinking:
 
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