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Delete Last Played?

Can anyone tell me how to make a smart playlist that deletes the last played song from your playlist? This would make listening to audiobooks easier, as i am always losing my place, and having to scroll through track after track to find it.

cheers.

by david trent on Jun 01, 04 | 1:10 pm

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You could set the playcount on the audiobook tracks to 0, then set the smart playlist to not include anything with a playcount higher than 0. Then after a track finishes (and its playcount is incremented) it will be taken off the playlist.

by brianw on Jun 01, 04 | 6:08 pm

A good way to do this is to create a smart playlist:

Date Added --> is in the last --> 1 --> week (or preference)

Play count is --> 0.

Add your audiobook tracks. They will show up in this list. Play them. As you play them, they will drop off the list.

by japester on Jun 10, 04 | 12:18 am

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