using the tray
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The tray is an icon on your task bar under Windows, KDE and Gnome used as a fast control without dealing with the full graphical interface.
Left click on the tray
Left click show/hide Jajuk main window
Right click on the tray
Right click show a popup menu for quick Jajuk control:
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Show balloons
: Should jajuk show a popup detailing new launched tracks ?
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Pause
current track
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Stop
current track
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Play
previous
track. When possible, it is previous track from selection, otherwise, it is previous track in collection. Right-click or left-click+[SHIFT]=previous album
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Play
next
track. When possible, it is next track from selection, otherwise; it is next track in collection. Right-click or left-click+[SHIFT]=next album
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Play shuffle
: launch a shuffle track from the entire collection (only from mounted and ready devices)
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Play best of
: launch one of your favorite track (learned with dynamic rate) and with a bit of random
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Play novelties
: launch one of newest tracks from your collection with a bit of random
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Continue album
: Useful when using shuffle mode and you find an album that you want to play completely
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Switch to slimbar mode
: Switch from jajuk window to slimbar
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Mute/unmute
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Volume
: Set current volume
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Position
: Seek to position
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Exit
Jajuk
Using mouse wheel on the tray
You can increase or decrease sound volume by using the mouse wheel over the tray popup.
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