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You use the mini view feature to play a playlist, right?
I can't minimize the playback window to a cover art size unless I add music to a playlist first.
I have to resize the window manually to fit the cover art. I do not see no mini view feature. I recall there was one with PowerDVD 17
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I just love to have music played in the background while working on my computer. For this, I used to play my Music on PowerDVD, with the program always visible, reduced to the smallest size possible with the artwork of the album displayed., while I worked somewhere else - Word or whatever. The problem is, with PowerDVD18, the keyboard input goes to the player once a track is finished. In other words PowerDVD reclaims the hand. If the keyboard input (which is random relatively to the music being played) happens to be a command, the music stops, skips or whatever.
That's why I now use Windows media player, which does its job and stays quiet while I'm working elsewhere. But I would definitely like to be able to use PowerDVD again without this inconvenience.
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How is it possible to play consecutive tracks (flac/m4a, etc.) of music albums designed to be played without interruption between them (without the slight pause and sometimes with a slight but audible click) ? TIA
Wolfie
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Hello, Until today all my flac Albums showed up nicely in the Media Center. It is today that, when I updated the tags of one such album, it disappeared from the list of thumbnails. I went to the options menu to try to generate the list again by deleting then setting the directory again in the directory list, and this time all my flac albums disappeared as thumbnails - the tracks being now all stacked in the Unknow Albums horror pit. The m4a albums still show up correctly - but only them.
What happened? How can I make PowerDVD treat flac albums the same way as m4a?
TIA
Wolfie
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