How do you make a playlist. I have slimp3 server running on Fedora
Linux.
I know when I had a program that could make .m3u playlist and I moved
them to the Linux Box but that was on my windows PC and the music was
link to the Linux box. But then slimp3 can't find it because it's not
running on th
Raymond Day;202705 Wrote:
> How do you make a playlist. I have slimp3 server running on Fedora
> Linux.
SliMP3 server, i.e. the very old one, or SlimServer?
Don't know about SliMP3 server, but SlimServer certainly can - make the
playlist in the player, then click on "The Current Playlist: Save"
I just did what you said and seen the save. I think it worked. I have to
find were it saved the play list now and how to play it. Thank you. I
thought SlimServer would have some easy way to make playlist.
-Raymond Day
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Raymond Day;202721 Wrote:
> I have to find were it saved the play list now and how to play it.
It should have put it in the folder defined as the playlist folder in
Server Settings - Basic Settings - Playlists Folder. It should be in
.m3u form.
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Looks like I don't even need to know were the file is. But you can see
when you click on edit playlist.
It don't look like it saved it out as a .m3u play list.
I working on making a playlist now. It's good to know you can do all
this with in SlimServer. I don't know the names of all the songs so
I have some old .m3u playlist and Slim-Server just would not use them. I
have them in the music folders with the riped Disc.
So in Slim-Server I told it a folder were I have all my playlist. A
folder nameed playlist. I put the playlist in there. Resanded for
playlist. It found the name but not so
I did this:
dos2unix "Rays Picks.m3u"
dos2unix: converting file Rays Picks.m3u to UNIX format ...
Did a rescan for playlist. But it still comes up blank and the file
size looks the same as before. That's the part that don't look the same
in them.
I just ziped up the 2 .m3u playlist and put them
Yes. I seen that. a space after each letter. If I remember right music
match made the old playlist. I don't know why they have a space after
each letter. Only when I did a view in WinRAW it showed it like that.
Is there any program that will fix this by taking out all the spaces
between letters?
If you can't do it in one line of perl, it isn't worth doing:
perl -i.bak -pe 's/\0//g' "Rays Picks.m3u"
That will strip all the nulls. (Note the quotes around the s///
expression are plain old single quotes (by the enter key), Double
quotes wouldn't work the same and you would need to have \
[thrain:~/Desktop] 10:26:00am 64 % file *m3u
Rays Picks.m3u: data
Rays_Picks.m3u: ASCII English text
Well that is interesting... the one with a space is "data"...
[thrain:~/Desktop] 10:26:09am 65 % less Rays\ Picks.m3u
"Rays\ Picks.m3u" may be a binary file. See it anyway?
(and then shows a b
Thank you snarlydwarf
That one line worked! That is very good that you know perl when you can
do a one line command like that to fix it.
I ran the command and it looked like this:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# cd /home/Raymond/multimedia/audio/Playlist/
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Playlist]# ls
Playlist.zip Ray
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