Mark Lanctot Wrote:
> Note you don't have to use a command line for this if you don't want to.
> Just open Windows explorer for that folder, select "View - Details",
> select "View - Arrange icons by - Type". The .m3u files should be
> grouped together. Select the first one, press SHIFT and sel
Fredly Wrote:
> Over the past couple days I have grown a little wiser and realize that,
> yes, during the EAC/FLAC compression of albums a playlist is being made
> within each Directory/Album folder. Hence, one playlist for each album
> (300+ to date)
EAC Options...Tools...uncheck 3rd checkbox:
Thanx to all for responding.
Over the past couple days I have grown a little wiser and realize that,
yes, during the EAC/FLAC compression of albums a playlist is being made
within each Directory/Album folder. Hence, one playlist for each album
(300+ to date)
So.if I remove these 300+ playlis
Aaron Zinck Wrote:
> >
> (Quoting Fredly)
> > [...] when I currently go into "Browse Playlists" I have several
> > pages (effectively every album I have). I didn't mean to create
> these
> > playlist and just want to clear EVERYTHING and start from scratch.
> >
> > What's the simplest way to clea
Windows? Do the following: Start > Run > cmd
cd\the_path_to_the_top_level_music_folder_with_all_the playlists
dir *.m3u /s (this will list all the playlists)
del *.m3u /s (this will delete all the playlists)
exit
Be careful, This is not reversable!
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tim
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