CN103247312B - A kind of method of even played songs - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for evenly playing songs, which includes the following steps: 1) playing the songs in the song list according to a random algorithm, and recording the number of times each song is played; 2) when the number of times a certain song is played exceeds the set After the number of times, within the subsequent set time period, the song will be excluded from the range of randomly played songs; 3) After the set time period, the song will be reintroduced into the range of randomly played songs. In this way, especially when the number of songs in the song list is large, the user can hear the songs in the song list more evenly in a shorter time period of listening to songs, and can also avoid hearing certain songs multiple times. And it's hard to hear certain songs; when you don't want to hear something temporarily, you don't need to delete it from the song list or manually skip the song.

Description

A way to evenly play songs

technical field

The invention relates to a method for uniformly playing songs.

Background technique

At present, the song list of many users' song players is very long, for example, there are hundreds of songs or hundreds of songs, and many users like to randomly play the songs in the song list. However, for the current algorithm for randomly playing songs, only when the time of playing the list of songs is long enough, the number of times each song is played is close to equal.

However, in reality, each time the user listens to the song will not be too long, that is, it is very common for the user to hear some songs multiple times within a limited listening time period, and some songs are difficult to listen to. arrive. The user does not want to listen to certain songs sometimes, and, in the process of listening to the song for a certain period of time, the song heard many times tends to make the user feel bored, and the user does not have the heart to delete the song from the list; Hearing certain songs is equally frustrating for users.

Contents of the invention

In order to overcome the shortcomings of the prior art, the present invention provides a method for evenly playing songs, so that users can hear the songs in the song list more evenly within a limited listening time.

A method for evenly playing songs, comprising the steps of:

1) Play the songs in the song list according to a random algorithm, and record the number of times each song is played;

2) When the number of times a certain song is played exceeds the set number of times, within the subsequent set time period, the song will be excluded from the range of randomly played songs;

3) After the set period of time, bring the song back into the range of random play songs.

In a more optimal solution, in the step 3), the number of times the song is played is recorded as zero.

In a more optimal solution, the song list includes a first song and a second song, and the set number of times corresponding to the first song is different from the set number of times corresponding to the second song.

The present invention also provides a method for evenly playing songs, comprising the steps of:

1) Play the songs in the song list according to the random algorithm, and record the cumulative playing time of each song;

2) When the cumulative playing time of a certain song exceeds the set time, the song will be excluded from the range of randomly played songs within the subsequent set time period;

3) After the set period of time, bring the song back into the range of random play songs.

In a more optimal solution, in the step 3), the cumulative playing time of the song is recorded as zero.

In a more optimal solution, the song list includes a first song and a second song, and the set duration corresponding to the first song is different from the set duration corresponding to the second song.

The present invention also provides a method for evenly playing songs on an electronic device, comprising the following steps:

1) Play the songs in the song list according to a random algorithm, and display the song list on the display interface of the electronic device;

2) After the electronic device receives an instruction from the user to pause playback of a certain song, within the subsequent set time period, exclude the song from the range of randomly played songs;

3) After the set period of time, bring the song back into the range of random play songs.

In a more optimal solution, in the step 2), it is indicated at the position where the song is displayed in the song list that the song is suspended.

In a more optimal solution, the following steps are also included:

In the step 2), the set time period is the pause duration of the user input received by the electronic device.

In a more optimal solution, the following steps are also included:

If the electronic device receives an instruction from the user to unpause playing a certain song, the song will be included in the range of random playing songs again.

In this way, especially when the number of songs in the song list is large, the user can hear the songs in the song list more evenly in a shorter time period of listening to the song, and can also avoid hearing certain songs multiple times. And it's hard to hear certain songs; when you don't want to hear something temporarily, you don't need to delete it from the song list or manually skip the song.

Description of drawings

Fig. 1 is the flow chart of the method for evenly playing song of an embodiment of the present invention;

Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a song list of a method for evenly playing songs according to an embodiment of the present invention.

detailed description

Specific embodiments of the invention will be described in further detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

Example 1

As shown in Figures 1 and 2, a method for evenly playing songs comprises the following steps:

1) Play the songs in the song list according to a random algorithm, and record the number of times each song is played;

There are multiple songs in the song list of the song player. When the user chooses to play these songs randomly, each song is played once by the song player, and the song player records the total number of times the song is played.

2) When the number of times a certain song is played exceeds the set number of times, within the subsequent set time period, the song will be excluded from the range of randomly played songs;

For example, the set times is 4 times, if song 1 is played 5 times, in the subsequent set time period, song 1 is excluded from the scope of randomly playing songs, that is, in this set time period, Song 1 will not be played.

3) After the set period of time, bring the song back into the range of random play songs.

For example, if the set time period is 2 hours, then after 2 hours, the song 1 re-enters the range of being randomly played by the song player. At this point, the number of times the song 1 is played is reset to zero.

And different songs may have different setting times, for example, the setting times corresponding to song 1 is 5 times, and the setting times corresponding to song 2 are 4 times.

In this way, especially when the number of songs in the song list is large, the user can hear the songs in the song list more evenly in a shorter time period of listening to the song, and can also avoid hearing certain songs multiple times. And it's hard to hear certain songs; when you don't want to hear a certain song, you don't need to delete it from the song list or manually skip the song.

Example 2

A method for evenly playing songs, comprising the steps of:

1) The song player plays the songs in the song list according to a random algorithm, and records the cumulative playing time of each song;

2) When the cumulative playing time of a certain song exceeds the set time, the song will be excluded from the range of randomly played songs within the subsequent set time period;

For example, if the set duration is 20 minutes, if song 1 has been played for more than 20 minutes, in the subsequent set time period, song 1 will be excluded from the scope of randomly playing songs, that is, in this set time period , Song 1 will not be played.

3) After the set period of time, bring the song back into the range of random play songs.

For example, if the time period is set to 1 hour, then after 1 hour, the song 1 re-enters the range of being randomly played by the song player. At this point, the cumulative playing time of song 1 is recorded as 0 again.

Different songs can be set with different set durations, for example, the set duration corresponding to song 1 is 20 minutes, and the set duration corresponding to song 2 is 15 minutes.

Example 3

A method for evenly playing songs on an electronic device, comprising the steps of:

1) The song player plays the songs in the song list according to a random algorithm, and at the same time, displays the song list on the display interface of the electronic device, such as displaying the song list on the touch screen of a mobile phone or a tablet computer, as shown in Figure 2;

2) When the user does not want to listen to a certain song, the song can be set to pause playback. For example, the user does not want to listen to song 1, that is, song 1 can be set to pause playback, and the electronic device receives the user input to pause playback of song 1 After the instruction, within the subsequent set time period, song 1 is excluded from the scope of randomly playing songs, and song 1 is displayed in the song list to indicate that song 1 is paused, as shown in Figure 2. If the display interface of the electronic device is a touch screen, this position can be directly touched, thereby setting the song 1 to be paused.

The user can also set the length of the set time period.

3) Bring song 1 back into the range of shuffle songs after a set time period.

If the user wants to listen to song 1 again, he can unpause and play song 1. If the display interface is a touch screen, he can directly touch the position and input an order to unpause the playback. The electronic device receives the user's input to unpause and play a certain song. , thereby bringing song 1 back into the shuffle of songs.

Claims (10)

1. A method for playing songs evenly, is characterized in that, comprises the steps: 1) Play the songs in the song list according to a random algorithm, and record the number of times each song is played; 2) When the number of times a certain song is played exceeds the set number of times, within the subsequent set time period, the song will be excluded from the range of randomly played songs; 3) After the set period of time has passed, the song is reintroduced into the range of randomly played songs. 2. The method for evenly playing songs as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that, in said step 3), the number of times of playing this song is recorded as zero times. 3. The method for evenly playing songs as claimed in claim 1, wherein the list of songs includes a first song and a second song, and the set times corresponding to the first song are corresponding to the second song The number of settings is different. 4. A method for playing songs evenly, is characterized in that, comprises the steps: 1) Play the songs in the song list according to the random algorithm, and record the cumulative playing time of each song; 2) When the cumulative playing time of a certain song exceeds the set time, the song will be excluded from the range of randomly played songs within the subsequent set time period; 3) After the set period of time has passed, the song is reintroduced into the range of randomly played songs. 5. The method for evenly playing songs as claimed in claim 4, characterized in that, in said step 3), the accumulated duration of playing the song is recorded as zero. 6. The method for evenly playing songs as claimed in claim 4, wherein the list of songs includes a first song and a second song, and the set duration corresponding to the first song corresponds to the second song The setting time is different. 7. A method for evenly playing songs on an electronic device, characterized in that it comprises the steps: 1) Play the songs in the song list according to a random algorithm, and display the song list on the display interface of the electronic device; 2) After the electronic device receives an instruction to pause playing a certain song input by the user, within the subsequent set time period, exclude the song from the range of randomly playing songs; 3) After the set period of time, bring the song into the range of randomly playing songs again. 8. The method for evenly playing songs on an electronic device as claimed in claim 7, wherein, in said step 2), the song is displayed at the position where the song is displayed in the song list to indicate that the song is suspended. 9. The method for evenly playing songs by electronic equipment as claimed in claim 7, further comprising the steps of: In the step 2), the set time period is the pause duration of the user input received by the electronic device. 10. The method for evenly playing songs by electronic equipment as claimed in claim 7, further comprising the steps of: If the electronic device receives an instruction from the user to unpause playing a certain song, the song will be included in the range of random playing songs again.