Being a music addict I have over 24,000 on my development box and music This feature is essential if you have a large music library. Not a big deal if you are 12, own 20 songs and use Groove from the Xbox. No drag and drop or context menu support. There is an ancient rule in developing an app - before you wipe outĤ. If I am playing something, clicking should ADD it to the Now Playing not overwrite. It automatically supplants your Now Playing with the whole album without any prompt. Then should accidentally click a little too long on one song - or perish the thought- click on a song from the "album view". This only matters if you are building a playlist in the laborious method available. No "undo" to changes in Now Playing list. Now Playing is a completely wrong, anti-intuitive jumble of complexities if you are an experienced Windows developer/User.ģ. This app needs an "I am an adult" option.Ģ. I could give a rats patootie about xbox or the online store. I am a 30 year Microsoft certified developer. It's only purpose seems to be to connect (annoy) with things Xbox and the online store. Just because - here is a litany of inexplicable MAJOR FAILS of GROOVE musicġ. The OS is fine, everything else is bugged to f*****r runs in a way that is totally incomprehensible to an English speaking adult. Thank you, I thought i was the only one that thought Microsoft had lost the plot with the app department of windows 10.
#Groove music player for windows 7 Pc
You know, designed with the keyboard and mouse in mind and not how what would be best if you could jab your non-touch screen pc monitor.
It does make sense that core function/base line function and interface should be unified across devices, but different devices should have slightly different branching in interface, e.g. Make sense that they should have the "same experience".
despite the fact that PC, tablets & phones are inherently different so people interact and use them inherently different - so it doesn't Overall this is one of those interface failures - where they try to unify everything withe lowest common denominator. You can save your "now playing" as a playlistīut can you convert groove into a minimal window likes in windows media player where it became a small window with just the basic buttons: play, pause, next, repeat, shuffle, artist/song info. "+" button allows you to add it to "now playing" or a new playlist. A play sign and and a "+" sign should appear adjacent next to the song nameĤ. scroll the song you want and select it, it should become highlighted in blueģ. Instead they replaced drag and drop with the following more inefficient method (probably so the process would be the across different devices).Ģ. You cannot create a playlist in "now playing" on the fly by dragging and dropping mp3. The answer to Elijah's question is: No, groove music player does NOT have the very reasonable/simply feature present in its predecessor (windows media player).
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