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Old November 14th, 2017, 12:26 PM
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Re: Hoster marking songs as unavailable

I dont see it actually marking it Unavailable.
Yes it marks it red with a cross when its played.

Although the colour is red with a cross they should still be able to be added to the playlist, the colour markings just acts as a warning.
If you dont want to see these warning signs informing you the song is already in the playlist or has been played there is a setting to not mark them.
Tools/Settings/General tab, There is a drop down box about halfway down that reads( Mark added & played songs) change it to None.

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