Thanks to Kaseyart and Rock4christ for sending this in. It seems that Gizmodo has gotten their hands on a developer demo showing this. This could be a 3rd party hack in the works or maybe something being worked on for a future patch or release. BTW, aren't we due for a patch soon?
At Microsoft's Techfest, a researcher was showing off a smart shuffle system that uses tags and meta data like tempo and genre to direct playlist creation in a portable music device. The demo was being done on a first generation Zune.
The system is being developed in direct response to the huge number of songs people carry around on their media players, and specifically the millions of songs a Zune library can stock using a Zune pass. The system automatically recommends new songs based on songs played, and the logic is continuously "steered" by voting tracks up and down.
Source: Gizmodo
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One Response for "Next Gen Zune Could Have Smart Shuffling"
pretty cool i hope it happens
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