Updated Playlist Actions (markdown)
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# Module Configuration
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You need to configure the playlist control in the Foundry [module settings](https://github.com/CDeenen/MaterialDeck/wiki/Module-Setup). At the top you will find the 'Playlist Configuration' button. Clicking it opens the configuration screen, as shown below.
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There are 2 sections: 'Play Method', and 'Playlists'.
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There are 2 sections: 'Settings', and 'Playlists'.
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### Play Method
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The play method determines what to do when a track is playing, while another track is requested. By setting it to 'Unrestricted', you can play as many tracks at the same time as you want. Setting it to 'One track per playlist' will automatically stop all playing tracks in the playlist, ensuring that only one track is playing at a time. Setting 'Play Method' to 'One track in total' will limit playback to only one track in total.<br>
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## Settings
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### Default Play Mode
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The play mode determines what to do when a track is playing, while another track is requested. By setting it to 'Unrestricted', you can play as many tracks at the same time as you want. Setting it to 'One track per playlist' will automatically stop all playing tracks in the playlist, ensuring that only one track is playing at a time. Setting 'Play Method' to 'One track in total' will limit playback to only one track in total.<br>
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This setting sets the default play mode, which can be overridden for each separate playlist, which will be discussed below.<br>
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Options:
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* Unrestricted - Play as many tracks at the same time as you want
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**Note:** This play method only applies if tracks are started using the Stream Deck, you can still play more tracks using Foundry's internal audio player.
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### Playlists
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Here you can select which playlists can be controlled with the module. You can select up to 9 playlists, where the playlist number corresponds with the number you have to fill in in the property inspector.
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### Number of playlists
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This sets the number of playlists that will be displayed. You can make this number as high or low as you want. This only changes the amount of playlists that are displayed, not the amount of playlists that can be controlled (there is no upper limit, as long as Foundry doesn't crash).
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## Playlists
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Here you can select which playlists can be controlled with the module. You can manage as many playlists as you've set at 'Number of playlists', where the playlist number corresponds with the number you have to fill in in the property inspector (see below).<br>
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For each playlist you can set the play mode, which overrides the default play mode for that specific playlist.<br>
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<b>Note:</b> While you can assign the same playlist to multiple playlists in this configuration screen, only the play method of the first instance will be applied.
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# Stream Deck Configuration
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## Mode
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Select the mode of the button
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