MP3 Playlist in Sidebar
Thanks to Amy pointing me to Oddsock.org’s DoSomething plugin many, many moons ago …
… and Mark’s intervention to make me move away from MusicMatch after all these many years …
… and a little CSS-fu [dangit, I had to go and make that all !important just to make it work, proving that, again, I'm stupid] …
… I now have an automagically-updating MP3 playlist in my sidebar.
What a lot of work for a stupid geegaw.
[You can say that about so many things in my life that it's not particularly funny.]
Posted May 10th, 2004 in Fooftatsic, Site Announcements.
Ideas for Improved MP3 Playlist
Yeah, I had the MP3 playlist in my sidebar finished for all of, oh, a half-hour or so when I got to thinking, “I could think of a better way to use DoSomething to catalog my MP3 listening.”
Yeah, you take data from The Great CD Preservation Pr…
May 11th, 2004 at 11:44 amSo is that automatically showing what last played in your CD player?
Why was I not surprised the first time I looked…
Now playing: Ohio
Last spun: Ohio
And before that: Ohio
hehe
May 12th, 2004 at 5:40 amImagine that, eh?
I still tend to listen by album. I didn’t with MMJB, but I have a hard time coming up with playlists on my own. I’m searching for good Winamp plugins / playlist managers now.
And yes, Mark, I could use iTunes. Just shut it.
May 12th, 2004 at 8:29 amTalk About Focus
I just realized, thanks to my happy sidebar, that I went about 45 minutes with my office in silence.
This is not the way I work. I almost always have to have music. When your brain works as mine does—it needs to multi-task—something like backg…
May 13th, 2004 at 12:34 pmDisappointed with TiVo Home Media Music Streaming
August 8th, 2004 at 8:58 pmWhen I first got my TiVo, I declined the Home Media option. I wasn’t even sure that I’d like the product, so I didn’t want to invest $50—or whatever the fee was then—more on a product I was unsure I’d use. That indecision paid off; while I re…
Display a “Now Playing” List on Your RMFO-Blog with WinAMP
A few people have asked me how I configured things to get an MP3 playlist in my sidebar. I figure that it’s worth explaining once here in a tutorial.
First, let me note some parameters:
I accomplish this with a copy of WinAMP [version 5, to …
October 25th, 2004 at 8:15 pm