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DKVBrowser Installation and Usage Instructions

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Playlist View

The Playlist View allows the user the option to create, view and add songs to playlists.

In the default perspective, the Playlists view is on the right-most middle section of the perspective window

and can be closed using the x and accessed from under the ‘Window’ menu, using the ‘Show view’ menu

item. To create a new playlist, use the ‘Edit’ menu, ‘Create a New Playlist’ menu item. Double-clicking

on the playlist title, will display the songs listed in that playlist, just as clicking on the ‘+’ (PC Version)

or (Mac Version) will do. Double-clicking on the song title will activate playing of that song. When

that song is completed the next song in the playlist will begin until all songs are played or stopped. Right

clicking (PC) or ‘cntrl clicking’ (Mac) on a playlist album brings up the contextual menu that allows the

user to ‘Play/Delete’ the playlist or ‘Create a new playlist’, “Expand All’ or ‘Collapse All’ the playlists

and ‘Grab Search Results’ to add to an existing or newly created playlist. A dialog box displays the

progress information while ‘Grabbing’ search results and adding them to the playlist. Note: the ‘Grab

Search Results’option in contextual menu is only available after doing a search.

Volume View

The Volume View allows the user the option to adjust volume by using the up/down arrow or by typing

in a value in the volume text box. The option to put piano into Quiet Mode (where the mechanical piano

action of playing the keys on the piano is disabled) is accomplished by checking the box. If headphones

are plugged into the piano, that will also be represented, but the option to change that doesn’t exist (you

must disconnect the headphones from the piano). Clicking on the ‘Volume’ button in the Volume View

is a shortcut to bringing up the ‘Volume Details’ view.

Repeat Mode View

The Repeat Mode View allows options of repeating one song, an entire album, and also randomly

playing an all songs in an album or all songs from a specific source. Note that when playing all songs from

a specific source, DKVBrowser is controlling which song gets chosen next. Therefore, choosing “next

song” from any other location (the piano itself, another instance of DKVBrowser running on another

computer, the handheld remote, etc.) will cause the piano to play the next song in the current album.

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