I messed up and deleted my playlist pointing to my hard drive. I have a copy on my mp3 player and I copied it to the harddrive, but now it is looking at my mp3 player as the source of the music. I read something about an add-on, but don't know what to do or how to get this addon that might first this problem and let it resynch with my harddrive. Please HELP!!!!!!!!!
Brad
Import M3U 3.8 - Updated 26/10/2013
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Re: Import M3U 3.8 - Updated 26/10/2013
I have a playlist from my sandisk sport and when I put that m3u on my hard drive and I even changed the path to point to the correct path, it still shows the sport clip as the path and is still grayed out. All the music resides on my hard drive and it was used to create the original playlist, so it should match exactly except the path. (which I changed to match)
Your assistance would be appreciated.
Brad Bain
Your assistance would be appreciated.
Brad Bain
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Re: Import M3U 3.8 - Updated 26/10/2013
Select all songs on the Playlist on the computer go to the file menu and click on find missing songs.BradBain01 wrote:I have a playlist from my sandisk sport and when I put that m3u on my hard drive and I even changed the path to point to the correct path, it still shows the sport clip as the path and is still grayed out. All the music resides on my hard drive and it was used to create the original playlist, so it should match exactly except the path. (which I changed to match)
Your assistance would be appreciated.
Brad Bain
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Re: Import M3U 3.8 - Updated 26/10/2013
interesting. I had to go in and modify the m3u file and remove the full path. Then it works. (for the test records) I would imagine this could possibly hit duplicates if a song was name the same but in two different album directories. i.e. i see a few that just say TRACK 08
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if I uncheck the ignore punctuation in filename, it recognizes about 350 out of 700 songs.
I just created a excel spreadsheet and will re-add them to the play list manually. My guess is that it is probably getting messed up with the names of the files.
M:\Music_Etc\Music\Music\Metallica - Metallica\06 Metallica - Don't Tread on Me.mp3 - found this
M:\Music_Etc\Music\Music\Iced Earth - Dark Saga\04 Iced Earth - The Hunter.mp3 - didn't find this
The format of the directory looks the same.
Anyway, thanks for trying.
Brad
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if I uncheck the ignore punctuation in filename, it recognizes about 350 out of 700 songs.
I just created a excel spreadsheet and will re-add them to the play list manually. My guess is that it is probably getting messed up with the names of the files.
M:\Music_Etc\Music\Music\Metallica - Metallica\06 Metallica - Don't Tread on Me.mp3 - found this
M:\Music_Etc\Music\Music\Iced Earth - Dark Saga\04 Iced Earth - The Hunter.mp3 - didn't find this
The format of the directory looks the same.
Anyway, thanks for trying.
Brad
Re: Import M3U 3.8 - Updated 26/10/2013
Thanks for this script. I've sent a donation.
A feature suggestion: accept a folder tree and for each folder therein, create a containing playlist.
A feature suggestion: accept a folder tree and for each folder therein, create a containing playlist.
Chris
Re: Import M3U 3.8 - Updated 26/10/2013
Thank you, I'm glad you found the script useful. I've added your suggestion to my list.
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Re: Import M3U 3.8 - Updated 26/10/2013
Thank you for this script.
Not only does it help me with importing a playlist, but it also introduces me to the MM scripting.
Not only does it help me with importing a playlist, but it also introduces me to the MM scripting.
Re: Import M3U 3.8 - Updated 26/10/2013
Great, I'm glad you've found it useful.
Download my scripts at my own MediaMonkey fansite.
All the code for my website and scripts is safely backed up immediately and for free using Dropbox.
All the code for my website and scripts is safely backed up immediately and for free using Dropbox.
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Re: Import M3U 3.8 - Updated 26/10/2013
Hi, there! I came across your script and I think it's in the direction of that I'm currently trying to do:
http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... =4&t=76356
Would this script be able to handle such a thing? If not, how difficult would it be to implement a feature where I could right-click an M3U URL from within MM (or perhaps even via a Chrome extension) and have it download all of the files into folder: <Album Name> and auto-organized as <Track#> - <TItle>?
Right now, I'm going through a fairly tedious process in order to accomplish this within MM, but it IS being accomplished.
I would appreciate any advice or ideas!
http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... =4&t=76356
Would this script be able to handle such a thing? If not, how difficult would it be to implement a feature where I could right-click an M3U URL from within MM (or perhaps even via a Chrome extension) and have it download all of the files into folder: <Album Name> and auto-organized as <Track#> - <TItle>?
Right now, I'm going through a fairly tedious process in order to accomplish this within MM, but it IS being accomplished.
I would appreciate any advice or ideas!