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Thank You!!
by Max on Wednesday 23/Jan/2008, @11:08

Thank you again for working so hard on Amarok!!

This will be the greatest music player EVARRR!!! <--- Sorry, had to. :)

Could you please integrate some way to play Pandora streams within Amarok (hopefully that's even possible..)

I agree, focus on making it a great audio player, we really don't need a fancier feature, than just one that let's us play music videos buried within song playlists. (I have a few songs, that are only part of a video)

Thanks for the plasma integration too.

Are you going to include some sort of "upsampling" that makes the sound quality of music better than the actual file?

Does Amarok support (or will it) support a feature that creates playlists on similar style of music (like it analyzes the beat patterns, or something an groups like songs together?)

Also, please add some sort of first time wizard, or video tutorial on Youtube, nothing to fancy. But I want to get to know all of Amarok's features, as well as cool "shortcuts".

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Re: Thank You!!
by Mark Kretschmann on Wednesday 23/Jan/2008, @12:05

Hey, thanks for the praise! Feedback like this keeps us motivated :)

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Re: Thank You!!
by joe l on Wednesday 23/Jan/2008, @12:47

Why not some kind of pluggable playlist import? This could allow separate programs or webservices to generate the "similar" music playlists?

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