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Start with Windows
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Run RadioBOSS at Windows startup.
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Prevent multiple
instances
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Run only one instance of RadioBOSS. By default, this option is
checked.
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Start playlist
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Play first track in playlist
when RadioBOSS is launched.
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Resume playback
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Resume playback when
RadioBOSS is launched.
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Register file
associations
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Register playlist files (m3u) and audio files (.mp3, .ogg, .wav)
in RadioBOSS.
Registered file types are opened with RadioBOSS by default.
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Place button in the
taskbar
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Put the RadioBOSS button in the taskbar. By default, the option
is checked.
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Sort Playlist by column
click
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Sort a playlist by clicking on the
columns (#, Start time, Title, Intro, Outro, Time, etc.).
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Append APEv2 tag to every
file
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Append Apev2 tag to every file played to store additional
information like Playback count, last playback date/time, etc.
On by default, turn this off if you don't want your files to be
modified.
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Music library file
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Select a music library file. The music library is used to generate a playlist and run a
search. For more details on how to create
a music database, please refer to Creating a music library.
Usually, there's no need to change the default setting.
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Reading track information
upon...
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Select the time when to read track information (length, tags).
Track data can be read on adding a track to the playlist, upon
playback and on displaying a track file.
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Scheduler event flashing
time
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Set the time for a scheduled task to flash in the Coming Up Next window before its
playback starts.
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Priority
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Select a priority for RadioBOSS. High priority is recommended
for smooth playback, this is the default setting.
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"X" button action
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Set an action to be taken after clicking the Close button in the upper-right
corner.
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Volume scale
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Select a volume scale look.
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Maximum time to generate
playlist by schedule
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Timeout when using the "Generate" command in the scheduler event. If a playlist is not
generated within the specified timeout, the playlist generator is
aborted.
Usually 10 seconds is enough.
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