Hi, I just bought the app and am liking the look&feel and functionalities! Is it possible to add Play Doctor feature and larger (maybe by dropping down) default list of albums sorted by the date imported?
Thanks!
Thanks @bl0w for the input. Glad you like it. I will note to add a Play Doctor shuffle menu item off of a long press event for an album or track. I will probably end up expanding the recent imports section into a view all browse screen similar to what I do with the Performing Near You section when you view all. I know I have sort opportunities in the main browse section but I'm not sure yet on how to expand that.
It will be at least a month after the 1.3 release is posted before I can get to working on 1.4. 1.3 features are locked and should be submitted to Google for review/publishing by tomorrow. The iOS port starts any day now and not sure how long it will take as we are spending most of our energy on that.
That's great, looking forward to it 🙂 thanks!
One more thing, play doctor is mostly relevant for me to use in Android Auto: Car radio feature for predefined play doctor or even better, a feature to start play doctor from a song or album in Android Auto..
Hi b10w....You will have to explain using the Play Doctor feature. It's not something I don't think it's something I can directly add to the Android Auto screen. I've already put it in the options context menu for tracks/albums for the next release, but I don't think adding it directly into Android Auto is possible unless there is another app/remote that does it please let me know.
Hi Steve, sorry, I didn't explain it very well, I meant exactly what you said is in the next release 🙂 Play doctor in context menu for tracks/albums in whiskey river that is accessible when using the app in Android auto is great!! Thanks! Car radio is a feature in JRiver that is located in playlist folder, it's a play doctor with predefined seed - which is also nice feature as you can make play doctor based on multiple albums on a pc and then start it in Android Auto..
Great, thanks!