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@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Back to what pla-den-tor actually is, it started out as a simple media server wi
Essentially, you create a directory for, say, an artist, in the music directory. Drop whatever song files you want in there, and repeat. Then, you run the build script, and it'll generate a bunch of html files linking to them. Every song gets it's own page (and the actual song file is embedded on that page), and each artist gets a page that links to all the song pages. The main page links to all the artists/manga/anime. For manga specifically there is a special viewer that just shows all the pages in the chapter. Oh, and all the song/chapter/episode pages have links back to their artist/manga/anime, as well as links to the next or previous song/chapter/episode. Nothing too fancy at this stage.
This format works well for manga and anime, but not so much for music. I don't want to click a bunch of links to get to the next song when the current song ends. Naturally, a music player was added soon after. After some work, the player got to a point where I'm very satisfied with it. It has a queue (you can only remove or move up items in the queue, no moving down because I was lazy), filters (lots and lots of checkboxes for songs and artists), playlists, history (which I don't really use but might one day in order to make a "spotify wrapped" knockoff), and obviously shuffling.
This format works well for manga and anime, but not so much for music. I don't want to click a bunch of links to get to the next song when the current song ends. Naturally, a music player was added soon after. After some work, the player got to a point where I'm very satisfied with it. It has a queue, filters (lots and lots of checkboxes for songs and artists), playlists, history (which I don't really use but might one day in order to make a "spotify wrapped" knockoff), and obviously shuffling.
## Oh yeah, it shows time-synced lyrics too