At the moment it grabs all audio libraries and If I have audiobooks in plex and their library sits above my music then the discovery feature only looks in that library “Recently added”. It’d be nice to disable audio libraries (either from PMS or plexamp).
It needs volume control, I understand it’s a small lightweight app but as someone who has system volume control set up very specifically I don’t exactly want to mess everything up everytime I want to turn plexamp up or down. Even if it was just a hotkey that made the volume jump by 10% every time it was pressed and displayed the new volume over the artwork. e.g. “40%”.
@SubNoizey said:
At the moment it grabs all audio libraries and If I have audiobooks in plex and their library sits above my music then the discovery feature only looks in that library “Recently added”. It’d be nice to disable audio libraries (either from PMS or plexamp).
You can pick the exact source it uses to pull discovery for (and it remembers). Just pick the source from the tray icon or macOS menubar icon.
It needs volume control, I understand it’s a small lightweight app but as someone who has system volume control set up very specifically I don’t exactly want to mess everything up everytime I want to turn plexamp up or down.
@SubNoizey said:
At the moment it grabs all audio libraries and If I have audiobooks in plex and their library sits above my music then the discovery feature only looks in that library “Recently added”. It’d be nice to disable audio libraries (either from PMS or plexamp).
You can pick the exact source it uses to pull discovery for (and it remembers). Just pick the source from the tray icon or macOS menubar icon.
It needs volume control, I understand it’s a small lightweight app but as someone who has system volume control set up very specifically I don’t exactly want to mess everything up everytime I want to turn plexamp up or down.
Noted, thanks for the suggestion!
I’d also love volume control in the app. Mouse-wheel while the app is focused, or even a slider, nothing fancy. Anything other than using Windows Volume Mixer.
