Commands and Controls
This page lists the functions of each important control in TrayPlay's toolbar and menus.
On the toolbar, from left ro right:
- Add
- Select the files you wish to have in your PlayList.
- Remove
- Remove the selected item(s) from the PlayList.
- Play
- Toggle PlayList Play/Stop state. Once a PlayList is created or opened, you may play the entire list, or select the desired file(s) you wish to be played. Simply select the range of files and choose "Play" to define a range, or to play the entire list, just choose play.
- Pause
- Pause/Resume toggle of the currently playing media file. (Play will resume from current position.)
- Mute
- Toggle Mute/Un-Mute state.
- HotKey Information
- Describes the HotKey and function associations. A popup menu may be accessed at any time via a right-click to the file area for maximized speed, efficiency, and convenience.
- Exit
- Close and exit TrayPlay.
In the File menu:
- New Playlist
- Create a new PlayList file.
- Load Playlist
- Load an existing PlayList file.
- Save Playlist
- Save the current PlayList configuration.
- Play
- Toggle PlayList Play/Stop state. Once a PlayList is created or opened, you may play the entire list, or select the desired file(s) you wish to be played. Simply select the range of files and choose "Play" to define a range, or to play the entire list, just choose play.
- Pause
- Pause/Resume toggle of the currently playing media file. (Play will resume from current position.)
- Mute
- Toggle Mute/Un-Mute state.
- Seek Next/Previous
- Play the Next or Previous file in your currently loaded PlayList configuration.
In the Edit menu:
- Add
- Select the files you wish to have in your PlayList.
- Remove
- Remove the selected item(s) from the PlayList.
- Move Up/Down
- Move the currently selected file up or down in the PlayList rankings accordingly.
In the Options menu:
- Loop Playlist
- If checked, TrayPlay will play the playlist over and over until stopped or closed.
- Always On Top
- If checked, this option will cause CDH TrayPlay to remain ontop of other windows. Otherwise, the window state will be as normal.
- Minimize as Tray icon
- When selected, TrayPlay will become an icon on the Taskbar tray to conserve visible screen space.
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