The previous search for a built-in option took much longer. I keep saying it: Basic scripting skills are useful for the average Joe too – even if you can hardly call this scripting here ) But it's a simple solution to a really annoying little problem that took me maybe 3 minutes. But since I sometimes need the 7 as a 7, the macro only runs if the “mpc-hc64.exe” is active. Oh: It turned out to be 7 because I put almost all the controls on the numbers. If you leave the full screen with a file problem, the mouse pointer is still over this last entry and a double-click starts this file, which is kindly the file after the faulty file, since MPC always shows the next file as the last one in the list. The key 7 simulates a left mouse click – All you have to do is place the mouse pointer on the last visible entry in the playlist before you start full-screen mode. I put the following code on key 7 using AutoHotkey: #IfWinActive ahk_exe mpc-hc64.exe

Activate full screen with F11 – keep watching.Double-press button “7” – title starts.If a defective/missing file appears and playback is interrupted, the procedure looks like this: I always let the playlist disappear in full screen mode. As so often An AutoHotkey command does this: My solution works to me! It's far from perfect, but does exactly what I want: Play the file after the missing/defective file - as soon as it's running, you can navigate as usual with the keyboard, pause and so on. And in the MPC bug trackers you can actually find all kinds of requests! It just didn't seem to help.

Unfortunately, the MPC does not offer a solution for this: The focus cannot be changed and there is also no command like “Play the next track in the playlist”. The problem also occurs when a file in the playlist missing or cannot be played – and that should now appear much more often as a problem. Man must go to the mouse traipse! And if you operate the part from the couch with a keyboard, it's really annoying. And then, unfortunately, there is no keyboard shortcut to start playback. I couldn't blame anyone for that thought, the headline sounds very, very special, doesn't it?! :) But hey: There are more people with the problem than you probably think, because: After the start, the focus is on MPC or preparing your meal on the player, not on the playlist.

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