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like i know if they are still in the transfer window you can click "open file" but is their a way to do that with completed files? :helpsmile:
or a way to view your library other then adding youself to the list and browsing files bacause you cant play them that way. :helpsmile:
View the files on your hard drive like you would any other file.
Navigate the the folder your files are at, and double click to play them.
duh...Is It Possible To Play Songs Through Soulseek?
No. duh. B)
don't be a cranky asshole just because you don't know how to use slsk...Quote:
Originally posted by Bowen747x@10 August 2004 - 12:34
duh...Is It Possible To Play Songs Through Soulseek?
here is some non slsk advice...if u want help, be polite and not a arrogant prick...
as for your question...there is no in-built music player in slsk, its the reason why its a smaller download. plus there is no need to check a song halfway through because there are hardly any fakes on slsk...thats if you download albums...and if u download singles, you deserve fakes....
first off i wasnt being a cranky asshole, when i wrote it i was almost laughing that somebody gave me the most obvious answer... its you who read it that way so maybe you should get your mind out of the gutter ;)
secondly... i understand slsk doesnt have an inbuilt player and i do know how to use it... i just find it odd that slsk does not have a way to view your files and open them (even if it is being open externally) :blink:
and lastly i wasnt talking about half completed files i was talking about your already completed files... it would just be nice if i didnt have to keep my shared folder open to listen to music while using slsk. that is all. so thank you for your :helpsmile: everybody
Why the feck do you need your shared folder open to play them? :blink:
'cos he sucks, I would imagine.Quote:
Originally posted by danb@10 August 2004 - 19:00
Why the feck do you need your shared folder open to play them? :blink:
'cos he sucks, I would imagine. [/b][/quote]Quote:
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Why the feck do you need your shared folder open to play them? :blink:
:blink: :blink:
Yikes
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@10 August 2004 - 19:00
Why the feck do you need your shared folder open to play them? :blink:
'cos he sucks, I would imagine.
Yikes [/b][/quote]
What I thought too.
Give the guy a break, it was a reasonable question.
Still the answer is a simple no.
If it hadnt been for the arsey reply I wouldnt have bothered posting in here :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally posted by Skillian@10 August 2004 - 18:23
Give the guy a break, it was a reasonable question.
Still the answer is a simple no.
HOW ELSE WOULD I OPEN MY SONGS TO LISTEN TO THEM IF THEIR FOLDER ISNT OPEN!?!Quote:
Originally posted by danb@10 August 2004 - 13:00
Why the feck do you need your shared folder open to play them? :blink:
and what the fuck is your problem snny.... cuz i suck? thats why i need a folder open... you people dont make any sense,
the point of this fucking thread was to see how else i could open my songs without having the folder open and now your telling me i suck because i have to do that
thanks for all the help... i have never had such responses to my posts in other forums... and Celerystalksme excuse me for being a little cranky this time
i know that my question is not possible now, i dont know why everybody is still on my case about it
I thought you were being a cranky asshole. :lol:Quote:
Originally posted by Bowen747x@10 August 2004 - 09:38
first off i wasnt being a cranky asshole, when i wrote it i was almost laughing that somebody gave me the most obvious answer... its you who read it that way so maybe you should get your mind out of the gutter ;)
i dont understand why you need a folder open to listen to music... what player do you use to play them?
this just intrigues me. :rolleyes:
your excused....sorry for having my mind in the gutter...LOOK BOOBIES !!!! :)Quote:
Originally posted by Bowen747x@11 August 2004 - 12:11
and Celerystalksme excuse me for being a little cranky this time
HOW ELSE WOULD I OPEN MY SONGS TO LISTEN TO THEM IF THEIR FOLDER ISNT OPEN!?!Quote:
Originally posted by Bowen747x+11 August 2004 - 04:11--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Bowen747x @ 11 August 2004 - 04:11)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-danb@10 August 2004 - 13:00
Why the feck do you need your shared folder open to play them? :blink:
and what the fuck is your problem snny.... cuz i suck? thats why i need a folder open... you people dont make any sense [/b][/quote]
Oh sorry, it's to do with your earlier work.
Its simple. Get winamp. Open "add folder to playlist", select your music folder and they will magically appear in a nice easy list for you to choose from. Happy?
My point exactly :DQuote:
Originally posted by lee551@11 August 2004 - 06:22
i dont understand why you need a folder open to listen to music... what player do you use to play them?
this just intrigues me. :rolleyes:
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I am listening to music but i don't have the folder open :blink:
edit - cos image resized ruined the post :angry:
:lol:
This is the best thread I've read here in a long time.
Thanx Bowen.
Hey Dan what is that icon right to Kaspersky?
Its NetLimiter :DQuote:
Originally posted by [B
[O][T],11 August 2004 - 16:51] Hey Dan what is that icon right to Kaspersky?
Pretty handy app :01:
If you get it give me a shout ;)