I am playing the "25 Most Played" playlist on my iPod. Does that mean that I am locking in these 25 songs into that playlist, because every time you select this option you are adding a play to the songs you've already played more than any others? How do new songs appear on this list if they aren't already on it? Or some engineer at Apple decide that a play from this playlist doesn't count, to give every song an equal shot at appearing on it? Phwew: Who know modern life would get so complex.
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October 15, 2005
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:-) It's true that if you listen to nothing but "25 Most Played" you're locking the contents for eternity. But make your own "least recently played" smart playlists and fit them into your Nano, and you'll have an amazingly wonderful personal radio station for your car. (Throw a comedy smart playlist in the bunch, btw. Finally a way to listen to old standup routines just natually in the flow of things instead of all at once.)
Posted by: david grady | October 17, 2005 at 07:54 AM