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Is there a way to make media player scan SPECIFIC folders eg. music and video folders only?
#!/bin/sh LOCATIE="${PWD}" clear echo -n "What editor would you like to use to view the playlist? " read var1 # Opmerking, GÉÉN '$' voor var1, want deze wordt aangemaakt. echo echo -n "What type of playlist would you like to create? (lst, pls, m3u, etc3)" read var2 echo echo echo -n " Caution, only one " echo echo -n " choice can be " echo echo -n " made. " echo echo echo -n " What file format do you wish to include? e.g. mp3, wma, wav, mid, * " read var3 clear echo " " echo "DONE!" echo " " echo "Script results" echo " " echo " " printf "· Current directory · " && pwd echo " " echo " Editor = $var1" echo " Type playlist = $var2" echo " Type of file = $var3" echo echo find "${LOCATIE}" -type f -name "*.$var3" ! -name "*.txt" ! -name "*.jpg" ! -name "*.png" ! -name "*.gif" ! -name "*.doc" ! -name "*.rtf"| sort > playlist.$var2 echo "The playlist has been generated: " ls *.$var2 # echo "$PLAYLISTBESTAAT" echo echo echo echo "Press any key to open the playlist" echo read $var1 playlist.$var2 & exit 0
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Ok, so I got my N900. I'm an amature when it comes to linux, but I figured I don't mind learning. And since I've skipped the laptop erra and jumped straight from desktop to the pocket pc with the n900.
The first thing I wanted to do is to load my music to the n900. but when i drag and drop my playlists, it does not keep it in the playlist. I have to create playlists. And everyone knows its a pain in the *** with this media player.
1. Is there another player out there for the N900 that would just keep my playlists?
2. What's it called.
3. Where do I get it from?
Thanks for the help.