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Tony was always a "playlist" man as you sound to be. I personally never use playlists and just put Tuniac on shuffle then queue in songs as I see fit or just pick an album and play it through. If I remember correctly most of the queue stuff was written by Blair based on ideas myself and hi...

As I was saying, Tuniac DB can handle 4,294,967,296.

The problem is UI, not backend. You can not exceed 32,768 because Microsoft Windows code Tuniac uses can not handle showing any more.
Tuniac needs to have a main chunk of it's UI code replaced to remove its dependence on the "Listview".

31,580 is almost close enough to the magical limit 32,768. It might be that you are trying to add files that would exceed 32,768, or you already did and your DB is already "corrupt" because of it. Lets assume you are some way or another actually at the wall of 32,768. Tuniac uses a Windows...

No plans. I dont have any need for portable apps, I install what I want to use and use them :P Tuniac has a few command lines that will prevent it writing settings to the registry. You are free to modify Tuniac source and compile your own version though. If you come up with anything good, let me kno...

Apr, 2013
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-update lib's
-fix next queue logic
-fix linker settings

http://sourceforge.net/projects/tuniac/ ... ac/130414/

Haha not everyone lives in USA, but also it was built at 2am!

Try 130311:
http://www.wasteofcash.com/Tuniac/

Feb, 2013 --------- -BASS 2.4.10 update -set window title on load -correct rebuild ML function so playlist does not disappear -prevent showfile for streams -prevent MMShellHook sending hotkeys to Tuniac window if it was the focused window. -async reading/decoding for BASS http://sourceforge.net/proj...

I would say Tuniac playing CD's is more just there for the sake of it. It is not a core feature with a whole lot of love. My personal usage is to rip a CD in something like Exact Audio Copy and then play the resulting files in Tuniac. I have no real need to simply play CD's in Tuniac or any other me...

oops fixed link