Creating Playlists
Playlists are a great way to let people listen to music you've specially
selected. Your latest favourite tracks, mood music, whatever... You can
even put them on your own website for people to listen to.
The first step in creating a playlist is to choose what music you want to
put in it. So click the Music tab at the top of the window if you're
not already on it, and just start dragging music from your collection
which is listed on the left, to the playlist on the right.

You can move items around in your playlist, and remove things you don't
want there so don't worry. You can drag single tracks into a playlist, complete
albums, entire artists, or even other playlists! When you're happy with what
you have just click the Save Playlist button, and you'll be asked
what you want to call your playlist.

This is the name everyone will see it as so make it good! Click the Ok
button and your playlists will be saved. If a playlist of the same name already
exists then you'll be asked if you want to save over the top of it. This is a handy
way to edit playlists you've already made.
When you've saved your playlist it'll appear under the playlists tab.

If you decide you don't want it any more then at any time you can right-click
the playlists and delete them. Easy.

Playlists you create will show up instantly on your Sockso website for
people to browse and listen to.
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Latest News & Releases 
12th May
Sockso 1.5.3
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Bug fix release - fixes broken folder browsing and related artists.
29th April
Sockso 1.5.2
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Bug fix for broken local cover art, and updated French translation.
14th March 2012
Sockso 1.5.1
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Bug fixes for path security hole, API access, and encoded pluses. Along with updated Italian translation,
adding ability to extract cover art from ID3 tags.
10th December
Sockso 1.5
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Added ability to add arbitrary meta tags, JPlayer support, HTTP Range header support, bug fixes, and finalised API v1.0
25th July
Sockso 1.4.2
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Fix for fetching cover artwork from Amazon.
24th July
Sockso 1.4.1
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Fixes for unicode output issue, and strict JSON API issue with single quotes.
23rd July
Sockso 1.4
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Added a JSON API to support developing
applications on top of Sockso.
8th July
Posted screencast of *VERY* early
version of new Sockso iPhone app. Feedback appreciated in the forums.
2nd July
Sockso 1.3.5
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Fix for problem on OSX where Sockso would not start, other minor bug fixes for Flac handling.
26th June
Sockso 1.3.4
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New HTML5 Player for iPad/iOS/etc support from nguillaumin,
new 'tinygreen' skin from Simplify, and some bug fixes.
4th May
Sockso 1.3.3
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Album years now shown, Turkish translation added, and MP3 tag library updated (all thanks to badZeppelin!),
some bug fixes to ajax page loading.
2nd April
Sockso 1.3.2
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Users can now require approval when registering, and updated ajaxified web interface with embedded player now default.
23rd March
Sockso 1.3.1
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Fix for missing 'colscan' command from console, moved optional libraries location (to upgrade rename
your optionals folder from 'lib-opt' to 'lib/opt', and a bug fix for invalid URL characters
breaking some playlist files.
17th March
Sockso 1.3
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Created ability to add servers to the new Sockso Community,
and you can now run behind Apache without needing a VirtualHost (thanks to LightGlitch!)
5th February
Sockso 1.2.7
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Fix for broken javascript in 1.2.6.
30th January 2011
Sockso 1.2.6 (broken)
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Fix for selecting the playlist in some browsers, and added new web admin console.
17th December
Sockso 1.2.5
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Minor bug fix for adding items to the playlist when browsing folders.
10th April
Sockso 1.2.4
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Patches from Will to improve HTTP/HTTPS streaming performance, and HTML compliance, improved
music tree in GUI to cope with any size collections, hidden files now ignored on indexing,
and some other bugs.
8th February
Sockso 1.2.3
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Fixed broken 1.2.2 release.
Comments
(I run sockso on a headless server with -no-gui )
auto generated playlist (on keywords and/of on mp3 genre tag) would be nice to have
But how to do the same when running on a server? (--no-gui)
Is there a switch that converts a 'User' playlist into a 'Site' playlist?
This one has me stumped. Any help appreciated.
:)
Love Sockso, but one queston: 'User' playlists are easy, but how do I create a 'site' playlist?
Thanks for any help...