Sorry, but I haven't been paying attention to this thread, so I don't
know if this is the answer or not, but it looks like Jamal Mazrui's
FileDir application, which you can get at
http://www.empowermentzone.com/dirsetup.exe, supports the creation of
playlists. Here's what it says in the documentation:
Use the Play List command, Control+Shift+L, to create a .m3u file with
references of tagged items to play sequentially. Types may include .mp3,
.wav, or .cda (the extension of a track on a standard audio CD). FileDir
prompts for the name of the play list to create, defaulting to
PlayList.m3u in the current directory. Focus is then placed on that file
(if in the same directory), so you can simply press Enter to execute the
play list. Note that if you want to play tracks on an audio CD, however,
you need to save the play list in another directory that permits the
creation of new files.
Don Breda wrote:
Hi Steve.
Yes your right of course and I wish there was a small utility to just
convert the bm file to a real playlist.
While the solution Chris suggests isn't a bad one it doesn't eliminate
the work of combining each separate lplaylist file created with
Chris's aproach in to a real playlist.
Yes I could keep them all in a folder and use file manager to click
on each different playlist file but I want a solution that just
creates a real playlist that gets appended to by the mere press of a
key combination such as when adding a bookmark.
Well I have beaten this thread to death at this point and may just
write the winamp authors with the suggestion.
Not a big deal its not the end of the world.
Don
On 5/2/2009 2:06 AM, Steve Matzura wrote:
On Fri, 01 May 2009 10:30:43 -0400, you wrote:
I found an easy solution with winamp.
Make the streams bookmarks and then rename the bookmark file extention
to m3u or pls.
It works.
Not really. The two file formats are not identical, although the
bookmark file does contain a URL that Winamp can use as a playlist
entry. The other line, the second line of the pair that make up a
bookmark entry, is garbage to Winamp when parsing playlists. If I
knew just a little more about where to find the URL or track filename,
for that matter, of the currently playing element, a JAWS script could
be written to add it to a playlist file of choice, I'm reasonably
sure.
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