Q: Queuing songs on new Apple tv
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Nov 15, 2015 10:35 AMby jeremy_v,Hi dolphins99,
Thank you for contributing to the Apple Support Communities.
If you want to queue up songs in My Music on your Apple TV (4th generation), try selecting the More button to play the song (add it to the Up Next queue) or add it to a playlist. According to these tips from the User Guide:
Get more options. On the Now Playing screen, press the Touch surface, then select the More button
at the top of the screen to see additional options. Depending on the song, you may be able to:-
Add the song to a playlist
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Play the song next
Get more playlist options. While viewing a playlist’s contents, select the More button
to shuffle, play next, add music to the Up Next queue, create a station based on the currently selected music, or add the playlist’s songs to your own playlist.Sincerely.
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Nov 15, 2015 11:30 AMby dolphins99,Thanks Jeremy but on the now playing section, you can't select a different album or song from your collection in my music to play after the song that's currently playing like you could on the old Apple TV. I know you can do this on the For You section and the New section but not on anything you have added to my music other than the album you are currently playing. If I want to play a single song from my music and then play another song from another album from my music I can't.
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Nov 17, 2015 3:38 AMby turingtest2,I cannot see any way to queue up one album after another. Use Apple TV Feedback if you'd like Apple to make it possible.
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Dec 27, 2015 9:04 AMby Maverick6978,Hi. You can use Siri on your remote to queue up tracks. Just say, "add (song name) by (artist) to playlist". Obviously, you can add tracks from memory or browse your playlists for ideas. I don't think you can manually queue tracks from different albums from the one currently playing without using Siri. Hope this helps.
