Re: WMP11 Playlist time totals

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Zach,
Still not seeing anything;on the bottom left side it shows whats playing and
its time-that's all. Highlight tracks and they don't show anything on the
bottom right of the player. or the entire playlist that is listed on the
right when I'm in the Now Playing tab-no totals-highlighted or not. Is
there a way to send you screenshots??- I do have the MS beta Client tool
with FTM if you can get those reports. Because not seeing at all what you
are trying to explain.. Post back and let me know-cuz if it's not a bug or
a design flaw;it's definitly not showing totals at all-except for individual
songs in the library view.

Jeff
"zachd [MSFT]" <zachd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Select (highlight) the tracks you want a summary of. Then look at the
bottom right of the player - it'll show the totals there.

-Zach
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"Jeff" <jeffwhat44@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Zach,
Am I missing something? Don't see any playlist totals
anywhere!!! The playlist itself also is concantonated(chopped off) and no
way to expand it.. The only time I see is in the library-the individual
songs!!! Not on the bottom right of the UI or even a total at the bottom
of playlists-like it was in WMP10. So back to my original question;where
are the playlist totals?? I'm assuming the bottom right chrome is at the
bottom right of the UI next to the full screen button below the playlist
in the Now Playing view. Also in the playlist view in the library-again
no totals at the bottom;only individual song totals..

Jeff
"zachd [MSFT]" <zachd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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If you select the tracks you're interested in, the total appears in the
bottom right chrome of the player.

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See http://zachd.com/pss/pss.html for some helpful WMP info.
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"Jeff" <jeffwhat44@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Where did the total time of all the songs go? In WMP10 there always was
a total of time at the end of a playlist.. Really nice to have. It's
gone;did MS get rid of it or hide it/????? I'm speaking of the total
time of all the songs in a playlist;it gives individual song times but
no total!!!!









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