![]() Once buffering is complete, a popup tells you how much RAM remains. Listening to a track, album or playlist loads them into the RAM's second partition. This eliminates all background chatter threads during playback. Unlike Roon which constantly scans music in the background-easily confirmed by switching from Euphony to Roon whilst observing the CPU utilization window-Euphony knows where all the latest music-file additions sit once we execute the 'update library' command. That keeps thread activity in each to the barest minimum. I learnt that the 24 cores of his processor dedicate to very specific tasks. It's why Jord recommends parking music files on the extra SSD so separate from the OS root drive. And annoyed.I learnt that the moment the 2.16 ultra comes on line, its operating system on the stock 1TB SSD copies itself to a partition of the 32GB RAM. Then, next time I shuffle the playlist, it may play song C twice: A, C, B, C. If I turn on shuffle, but NOT repeat, it will play through the playlist randomly, as it should, B, A, C, but I will hear maybe song B a second time. Hypothetically speaking, let's say I have a playlist of 3 songs: song A, song B, and song C. And it doesn't always repeat the same song.Įxample. And, as I said before, it doesn't repeat ALL of them, just some. That is the ONLY consistency: if it's on "shuffle" it repeats songs, even if there's only one copy of each song. I have a lot.Īnd, yes, it does it in songs, albums, genres, artists, playlists, genius.and if I ever used it, I'm sure it would do it in compilations and composers, too. I'm not going to try re-creating every playlist that would take much too long. As for the playlist, it's not just ONE playlist, it's ANY playlist.if I shuffle it. I'm anal about making sure any unnecessary apps are turned off, so I'm CONSTANTLY doing just that. The answer to all these questions is, with a sigh, yes. Help would be HUGELY appreciated! Now it's just bugging me simply because I for once found a problem I truly cannot fix myself! ![]() I can't find anything out there on the internet except posts about people not knowing where the repeat is and how to turn it off and on, but I already KNOW that. And it's never the same songs in that group each time I shuffle whatever category, different songs repeat. And it doesn't repeat EVERY song on my chosen group, just some. I've also turned repeat on and back off while playing music, thinking maybe it just needs a little "jog" to get it working. ![]() And, yes, I know how to check whether or not repeat is on, and it is off. I've even gotten desperate enough and completely restored both my iTunes Match account (emptied it out and re-matched all 2000+ songs) and my iPad, and I STILL have my iPad repeating things. I've turned off my internet, thinking somehow it's reading from both the songs actually downloaded on my iPad and my iTunes Match at the same time. I've checked my iTunes Match: again, no duplicates. I've gone through my iPad library, and there are no duplicates. A song will play, then several others, and then, all of a sudden, the first song will be playing again. The repeated songs aren't played in a row. And this happens only when it's set to shuffle, not when it's playing songs in order. Whether I've chosen an artist, genre, or playlist, if I've got it set to shuffle, even though I know for a fact that there's only one of each song in the selected group, and after triple-checking (or more!) that repeat is turned off, there are always several songs that are played twice. Ever since I got my iPad, I've been noticing an issue with my repeat, namely it's repeating even though it shouldn't be. I was so mad that I just needed to hold out another month! Haha!) It's running the latest iOS 7 version. I have an iPad 4 that I bought about a month before the iPad Air came out. I've scoured the internet and this forum, and I can't find my problem anywhere, so I figured I'd ask you guys, because you always help me out.
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