#FINETUNES PLAYLISTS INSTALL#

That's great but now I want to sort them. I've got all the songs added in the order that they appeared in my list. Now I've got a new playlist here and I'm just going to call it Playlist 1. Then I'm going to create a playlist that just includes all of the ones in the sample library here. I have one selected so I'm going to do Command A to select them All. I'm in songs view here and I can see all my songs. This is using the latest version of iTunes, that's version 12.5.3.17 in Sierra. Video Transcript: If you like creating playlists in iTunes you'll find that it can sometimes be frustrating to get the songs to be sorted in the order that you want them to be played back. It is an exciting time for music lovers and Finetune is a good example of why.įor more Finetune Screenshots, check out the gallery.Check out Sort and Randomly Order Your iTunes Playlists at YouTube for closed captioning and more options. They've built an online music service that flies way past anything currently available and they have been able to reach a non web audience with things like the Wii. Flash gives them so much power to create a great experience that the sky is the limit. I can't wait to see how Finetune evolves. Finally, you'll be able to collect and save playlists from any of the embedded players you find on the web so that you can easily listen to things you think look interesting. The Apollo version will feature an option to load an artist radio station based on your iTunes Library helping make the application more relevant based on what you're listening to in iTunes. You'll also be able to search the radio stations for artists or tags and create embedded players from any artists, playlist or tag you specify. The Apollo version will be able to load your Finetune profile and give you access to all of your playlists, artist radio stations and tag radio stations.

#FINETUNES PLAYLISTS INSTALL#

Phase one of the application will include an express install feature so that the Finetune Desktop application can be quickly installed from any embedded player (including the widget). The Apollo application is a big part of the Finetune strategy. In many ways it combines last.fm's social scene with Pandora's knack for finding good music.

At it's core, it is a social music application but it has a lot of features that foster a bigger community and put more power into the hands of the users. They contracted Teknision, a design firm in Canada, to develop the technology behind the player. In almost every category Finetune outdoes Pandora.įinetune has a team that evolved out of NextRadio Solutions, so they have a lot of experience in the space. However Finetune has both the simple 'browse and listen' model as well as advanced features that will leave audiophiles amazed and coming back for more.

If all you want to do is browse to a site and listen to music, Pandora does a pretty good job and it will always be great for its simplicity. But this month I've found something that is heads and tails better than Pandora: Finetune.

It's also a great example of OpenLaszlo at work. I've purchased CDs because of Pandora and I've tried to hook my entire family on it (with decent success). I think it's a great way to find and listen to music and I've spent many a long nights coding to the music that Pandora decides to play. I have always been a big user of Pandora.

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