Is there a possibility to stop playing automatically after each song, without the next song starting automatically?
I need this so that I don’t have to rush after each song during speaker tests before the next song in the playlist starts playing.
I use Audirvana Studio with Qobuz.
It works the way you recommend, but it is very cumbersome.
Every time you want to start a different song in this way it only works when the play queue is cleared again.
A button that gives you the opportunity to stop playing after a single song, such as the Repeat play queue or the shuffle play queue, after which you can start another song that also stops after playing would be much more useful.
Ultimately, when the hypothetical “Play just this track” is instigated, any tracks held in the play queue memory buffer are cleared, and just the selected track is played… no other other associated album tracks or playlist tracks are loaded into the playback queue memory, under this hypothetical “Play just this track" scenario.
Agoldnear,
That’s the idea.
As long as you don’t have to rush before the next song (which may be much louder) starts playing and you can let the song that has just been played calmly sink in and be assessed!
For me, it is about ultimate fidelity of playback, unaffected by unnecessary background loading of files into the queue memory… When I choose a track to play, unless I want to listen to subsequent contiguous album or playlist tracks, this track is the only file loaded into the playback queue memory buffer… I don’t want any other superfluous background activity after the chosen track has been loaded into the playback memory buffer and is playing… Under this “Play just this track” scenario, when the track is finished, playback will stop, because there is no other file(s) loaded into the playback queue memory.