MakeDelay

Description

MakeDelay is a simple amaroK script to insert delays between songs. It supports two options for inserting delays: 1. A random interval between a specified maximum and minimum. 2. A fixed interval (similar to what amaroK currently supports, but with intervals greater than 10 seconds) Without delays between songs, I get a brain burn. If you have a motley collection of music with Beethovens interspread with Hammerheads, then you would appreciate this script. Mostly Usable, but with these Known Issues: 1. It cannot distinguish between the end of the current song and a manual play-stop by the user. I am working on it. 2. The Playlist mode has to be random, otherwise, it keeps playing the first song everytime. (The script uses playlist setStopAfterCurrent). MakeDelay KDE-Apps.org Community Portal for KDE Applications Software Office Multimedia Graphic Network Printing Education Games Development Administration Scientific Security Utilities Screensaver News Forum GUI Polls Links Downloads QT Look X11 Linux

Makedelay - Script - Delays - Amarok - Simple - Insert - Amarok Scripts - Multimedia

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