No, not via the App.

you can write a 3rd party app to do something like this

I wrote a Media player based around the Windows Media Player.
It checks a registry value for a Song and Path.
it also sets a registry value if it is Playing or Stoped.
and checks a registry value if it should Stop

I then used Excel
I imported a List of Every card and every Clip
I wrote an Excel Script that Looks at the Totem Registry to Find out the Clip playing in the #1 spot.
Then I compare that to my List.
If I find a clip match, it plays the Music Assigned to that clip.
If there is no Clip Match, then it looks for a Card Match and Plays the Music for that card.
If no Card Match, then it checks the eroticy Level and Plays the Music for that Level
and if there is Not Level Match, then it plays a random Song from the list of Default Songs.

the Song and Path is Pushed to the Registry along with the Start Playing command.


It also can Play visualizations for the Background, as well as Video clips.

So the iStripper Model can Play in front of a Video or Visualization.

I used it for a long time, but then I stopped using it. Haven't used it for a while now..

Maybe I'll update the List of cards and clips and run it again..

Here is a demo video of it working...
Skip ahead to 4:30 to see how the Excel Sheet works.
it checks for a Match by
Clip
Card
Level
Then plays the Media File for that Match,

https://virtuastripper.net/video/iStripper-Music-MP$-Player-002.mp4