The application will simply select n random songs given a bunch of different input and output parameters. The UI looks like:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhLm0IiLxYjiSFrmRru5xvjHypF3ox9Od5-L9wWK61je9wgfQHucgBXqVyqRcH3yilK7XLt6lvgK8eWf5u-dWOe5Q5adoEcn1Vkqesd0JDqA1kDSDbQ62yLh0afVO72q_envFE0Yw5lGyCD/s400/mp3shuffler.jpg)
You have a few nice options like providing regular expression filters for including or excluding certain files. Whatever settings you use will be saved in an XML file in your application data folder.
You can download the C# solution by clicking here. It's not the best code, but hey, I needed it before a race tomorrow.
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I've been using this for weeks now. One of the features that I find to be the most powerful is the ability to EXCLUDE items based on a regular expression. For most player software, you choose to what to include (e.g. playlist). I'm find it better to include everything, but then EXCLUDE certain items.
Because the exclude regular expression is applied to the entire local directory tree, and if your music is categorized by artist/album, then you can easily exclude an entire artist or album by just entering the name. Very quick and easy.
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