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@@ -389,6 +389,8 @@ A53: We have answered this question numerous times. It is mentioned in the file limits in order to provide a greater amount of memory for buffering of files being played. + Newsflash! This limit is now configurable in the daily (post-2.0) builds. + Q54: Okay, I understand your 400 file limit. But why hardcode? Why not have this be dynamically allocated? A54: Because it's useless. Dynamic memory is only ever useful if you have @@ -409,6 +411,8 @@ A54: Because it's useless. Dynamic memory is only ever useful if you have else is able to use it. This is standard practice in memory-limited systems. + Newsflash! This limit is now configurable in the daily (post-2.0) builds. + Q55: Why is there a 10,000 song limit on playlists? A55: This is another hardcoded limit. We feel that as bigger disks arrive that this limit will increase. Because of the way that playlists are @@ -416,6 +420,8 @@ A55: This is another hardcoded limit. We feel that as bigger disks arrive For further detail, look at questions 53 and 54 and replace any instances of '400' with '10,000'. + Newsflash! This limit is now configurable in the daily (post-2.0) builds. + Q56: You don't understand! I _really_ need to have more then 400 files in a directory! A56: The use of really big directories was a workaround for the poor playlist @@ -423,6 +429,8 @@ A56: The use of really big directories was a workaround for the poor playlist need this workaround. Organize your files in directories, then build playlists for all collections you want to shuffle-play. + Newsflash! This limit is now configurable in the daily (post-2.0) builds. + Q57: How can I make playlists on my PC? A57: There are many programs that can create .m3u playlists. WinAmp is one. Another simple method, that requires no extra software, is to use dir: |