I've got Squeezecenter running on my Windows Home Server serving music to my Squeezebox Boom and Duet devices (which I love!). I have over 10,000 tracks and I tagged them all and arranged the folder structure two years ago (I went with an approach I read on here at the time - e.g. Music\A\ACDC\Highway to Hell folder structure). Lazily, I never got around to creating playlists so I'm really not getting the full use out of my library. I had MusicIP working on it for a while but it stopped working after an update and I'm not sure I have the energy to figure it out again.
I'd now like to setup playlists so that I use more of my library on the Squeezebox devices, but I also want to copy some of my tracks to my HTC HD2 phone and also two Creative Zen MP3 players and I also want to setup various playlists that would work on all of those devices. Basically, I'm not well up on how to setup playlists. I remote desktop into my WHS and use MP3Tag on it to do the tagging and folder restructing on there. It takes hours for it to load up when I point it at the root folder, so I generally just load up one folder (e.g. A) at a time, so it'd take forever to setup playlists. Is there a smarter way to do it (e.g. a program that will quickly load that large number of tracks)? Is there any way to make the playlists so that they'll work in Squeezecenter but also on the MP3 players when I copy the tracks and playlists across (e.g. relative references to file paths)? Thanks for any tips to make this process a little less tedious so that I can finally get the most out of my collection that I took so much to put together over the years! -- OhPinchy ------------------------------------------------------------------------ OhPinchy's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=15882 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=81059 _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/ripping
