Matrix Mic & Player : User's Guide
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The Player menu (Player menu) has the following functions.
Menu items
- Edit Playlist - Pops up the Edit Playlist dialog (Figure 1). Select any item, then click one of the dialog action buttons. You can Duplicate, Delete and Move position of Playlist items (with green arrow buttons). Special keys: Alt+T Move item to Top; Alt+B Move item to Bottom; Alt+M Move item to Middle.
- View Playlist - Pops up a viewer listing all Playlist items with item duration and total Playlist length.
Figure 1. Edit Playlist
To Page TopPlayer Options toolbar
These buttons toggle a Player mode On/Off. When enabled (On), the button is highlighted.
Buttons
- Playlist Loop - When checked, this put the Player into Loop mode. In Loop mode, the Player will continue to play Playlist items in a continuous loop until you click Stop . Loop mode takes precedence over Multiple Play.
- Play Selected Track Only - When checked, only the single selected Playlist item is played. Loop, Multiple Play, and Post Delay are all still applicable, but only to the selected item.
- Apply Playlist Post Delay - When checked, Post Delay is used. When unchecked, it is ignored.
- Player Options toolbar - Buttons (Figure 2, from left to right): Playlist Loop, Apply Playlist Post Delay, Play Selected Track Only (Playlist Loop, Apply Playlist Post Delay, Play Selected Track Only) .
Figure 2. Player Options toolbar
Player Audio File Formats Supported
Supported Formats depends on whether or not you are currently using Output Groups. Different audio drivers are used depending on this setting. You can change the Apply Current Output Group setting in the Configuration > Output Group menu.
Supported Audio Formats
- When using Output Groups - Limited to MP3, WMA, WAV, AIFF.
- When NOT using Output Groups - Virtually any audio file format that will play with Windows Media Player including formats supported via installed Codecs. The audio portion of some video formats will also play. Note, in this mode, output will only be sent to the Windows Sound Default Playback Device.
