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2010-04-23
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#12
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Originally Posted by j.s
If the playlist is anywhere but the same directory as the music then the paths to the music files need to be absolute (or at least a full path relative to the location of the playlist)
I think the playlists can be almost anywhere, but I have been putting them togeter with the media files.
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2010-04-23
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@ Sydney
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#13
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I just use Symfonie. It's a simple media player with equalizer and file/folder based browse/playback.
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2010-04-23
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@ Switzerland
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#14
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As you said, use Mediabox. It has option to play from folders.
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2010-04-23
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#15
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Originally Posted by jakiman
I use this to, it works well.
I just use Symfonie. It's a simple media player with equalizer and file/folder based browse/playback.
just lags slightly when browsing web or any other tasks.
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2010-04-23
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#16
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I use the following script to get a playlist including the mp3 of a chosen folder:
#!/bin/sh
find /home/user/MyDocs/Music -name *.mp3 > /home/user/MyDocs/Musica/Playlist.m3u
than I set up a desktop command script that gets updated when clicked and I find the playlist done under the imported ones.
#!/bin/sh
find /home/user/MyDocs/Music -name *.mp3 > /home/user/MyDocs/Musica/Playlist.m3u
than I set up a desktop command script that gets updated when clicked and I find the playlist done under the imported ones.
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2010-04-23
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@ London, UK
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#17
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Were the following posts useful?
#2 - "edit the tracker.cfg file"
#4 - "manually genre tag all your mp3s"
#6 - "make playlists on your computer and tag your mp3s"
I've got no right to rant - but c'mon guys...
Thank goodness the OP worked it out for himself.
#2 - "edit the tracker.cfg file"
#4 - "manually genre tag all your mp3s"
#6 - "make playlists on your computer and tag your mp3s"
I've got no right to rant - but c'mon guys...
Thank goodness the OP worked it out for himself.
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Nokia are a business and have chosen a path of using the OSS community phenomenon to reduce their overheads specifically after sales support and development. Unlike Apple who do the opposite and make a killing from their Applications store.
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2010-05-05
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#18
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i found an easy way to create playlists from folders.
i installed Kmplayer.
there is a function ... "generate playlist".
select "directory media scanner"
then "playlist options"--> export m3u
you will find the new playlist in mediaplayer (imported playlistst)
LQ
i installed Kmplayer.
there is a function ... "generate playlist".
select "directory media scanner"
then "playlist options"--> export m3u
you will find the new playlist in mediaplayer (imported playlistst)
LQ
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2010-05-06
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#19
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Originally Posted by lq_sunshine
thai's it! thanks alot
i found an easy way to create playlists from folders.
i installed Kmplayer.
there is a function ... "generate playlist".
select "directory media scanner"
then "playlist options"--> export m3u
you will find the new playlist in mediaplayer (imported playlistst)
LQ
each directory..
The ls command lists files in the current directory, or in the directories named following the command.
I think the playlists can be almost anywhere, but I have been putting them togeter with the media files.
The Mini-USB plug is an improvement over both the Type B plug and the Micro-B plug.