How do I play an entire album in WMP

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  1. Posts : 330
    Windows 7 Pro/32 Academic. Build 7600
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       #11

    SledgeDG said:
    The easiest way would be to either use the "play all" button in explorer or simply create a playlist.

    -DG
    Thanks, SledgeDG, I'll give this a try. I was hoping I could do it without creating a playlist.
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  2. Posts : 14,606
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       #12

    when you open WMP without going to my music. what do you see, could you post a screen shot.
    and a screenshot after you select Music then album as i showed in pic in my previous post

    this is what mine looks like,
    How do I play an entire album in WMP-2010-11-02_2119.png

    i then click on an album and see the details

    How do I play an entire album in WMP-2010-11-02_1327.png
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  3. Posts : 2,009
    Windows 7 Ultimate x86
       #13

    Well, you don't have to make a playlist (and if you happen to make one, you sure don't have to save it)

    I always play out of explorer...the media center/library I only open for movies/TV Shows:

    To play the whole Album, just mark it, right click and pick Play with Windows Media Player.

    How do I play an entire album in WMP-capture.jpg gives me this: How do I play an entire album in WMP-capture2.jpg
    It cues up the whole Album and plays it all through.

    If you prefer a different player, I could tell you how to create such a context menu entry

    -DG
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  4. Posts : 330
    Windows 7 Pro/32 Academic. Build 7600
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       #14

    When I open a music file from the library, it opens like this in WMP. When it opens like this it will not play the next song title automatically.




    When I open the file from within WMP, it looks loke this:



    I've discovered that when I open an album from within WMP it works perfectly. All songs play on the album.
    Hmm.. Go figure.

    Thanks to all for your help. I now know that I need to open files from within WMP.
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  5. Posts : 14,606
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       #15

    Well i did say in my 1st post when you OPEN wmp it would work i rarely play a file straight from the root folder my Windows Media Player is neatly set up and does everything i need it to (most of the time)
    Glad you sussed it in the end.
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  6. Posts : 4,663
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit
       #16

    m are all your music files in the music folder in the start menu? If they are click on the icon up on the right and turn them into medium icons.
    You can then just right click on the album icon and you will get a drop down menu with play in media player in it. If you have any other media players such as winamp or vlc they will also be there.
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  7. Posts : 14,606
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       #17

    ok soloution for playing from library and continuing playback

    How do I play an entire album in WMP-2010-11-02_2340.png

    1- open library (music)

    2- open folder and highlight all the tracks

    3-click play selection
    bobs yer uncle.
    also in music library if you choose,select arrange by album not folder and you will see all albums with albumart. and resize the folder view to large icons.
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  8. Posts : 2,344
    Windows 10 Pro x64
       #18

    I do the same as above except for step 2 instead I click Organize then select all
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  9. Posts : 14,606
    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7600
       #19

    thats right kodi , i would have put that but it would have messed up my screenshot ,
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  10. Posts : 330
    Windows 7 Pro/32 Academic. Build 7600
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       #20

    Great tips everybody, thank you.
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