Now to get more copies within one playlist (Why do you want that? Answer: to get more frequent rotation or repetition of one particular song (or songs) with Shuffle ON - i.e., hear it more often - while playing one playlist. As I understand what I was told: Yes, some iTunes features were lost in going to iTunes 11.Īnd, 2 features that I used were among the casualties: (a) you can no longer click-copy-and-paste songs within one playlist. I guess I should have replied earlier - I got to discuss this with an Apple "expert" or trainer or something like that in an Apple store. Is there a hidden setting somewhere else which would allow me to raise the probability a particular song will play more frequently in the shuffle of a playlist? I guess copying a song from another playlist and pasting it into the one I'm listening to isn't that hard, it just takes longer and irritates me to have lost a feature.Īnd, that gets me to another irritation - I think there was a feature which iTunes used to have: I could have Controls set differently for each playlist, but now if I set Controls one way, all my playlists have the same Control settings.Īny further suggestions for above problems? Previously if I heard a song which I wanted to hear more often, I could highlight that song in the playlist, click Edit & Copy and Paste let's say 10 times to boost how often it plays. The Control setting I use is Shuffle on, and Repeat - All. I want to Copy & Paste within a playlist so I can hear some songs in a Playlist much more frequently (more often, replay more often) than other songs which I like less. Since I posted on August 10th, I have discovered that I can Copy a song in one Playlist and Paste it multiple times in another Playlist. My irritation with iTunes version 11 is that I cannot Copy (highlight a song title in one Playlist and click on Edit then Copy) and Paste a song within the same Playlist. I'm always viewing iTunes with the Sidebar, looking at the list of my 30 or so Playlists.
However, I think I do not have a problem with the View.
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