Nothing straight forward I use the comment & group fields, as they are written to the file meta data & will be recognized by other players, ratings, playlists not so much Example: Add all the songs from an artist to a play list, delete all the songs that you don't want to hear, assign what remains as group 1, repeat for several artists Build a smart playlist filtering for group 1 I've gone through a bunch of my library, so group 1 is 5000 files I can add additional filters, like exclude genres jazz, pop, less than 7 minutes.... I use the comment field for rating, I mark favorites $, my wife's favorites *
I also abuse genre for criteria like long, duplicate, alternate version, vinyl in addition to the more standard: rock, pop, jazz, classical, folk, swing.... With these methods if my computer dies as long as I have a current backup of my songs, I can rebuild my playlists, try a different player no problem The ability to build smart playlists with as many criteria as I enter keeps me on Clementine or Strawberry :D On Monday, February 3, 2025 at 11:03:53 PM UTC-8 Dominique wrote: > > Hello. > Thank you again for your answer. > Indeed, I want to save the playlists, not the files. > I created several lists: music01 music02 etc. I can save music01.xspf, > then music02.xspf etc. > I would like to know if it is possible to save in a single command > musiqu01, musique02, musiqu03 etc etc. > Is this possible? > Thank you very much > Le samedi 1 février 2025 à 00:32:02 UTC+1, Garthhh a écrit : > >> Are you trying to save the playlists or the files that make up the >> playlist? >> If you are saving a playlist as an xspf it will point out it is different >> than the existing xspf file & do you wish to overwrite? >> The only way I know of to save the files that make up a playlist is to >> Right click & copy to device, you can then move the files to a folder on >> you computer >> You can open the xspf file outside of clementine with text editor & see >> what songs are on it >> >> On Wednesday, November 13, 2024 at 11:09:19 PM UTC-8 Dominique wrote: >> >>> Merci pour cette réponse. Mon problème exact est le suivant: lorsque je >>> modifie un liste de lecture dasn clémentine, elle n'est pas sauvée sur le >>> disque dur. Je dois le faire manuellement.. >>> Lorsque je modifie plusieurs listes de lecture dans Clémentine, >>> j'aimerais pouvoir les enregistrer toutes sur mon disque dur en une seule >>> opération. >>> est-ce possible? >>> >>> Thank you for your reply. My exact problem is the following: when I >>> modify a playlist in Clementine, it is not saved on the hard disk. I have >>> to do it manually. >>> When I edit several playlists in Clementine, I'd like to be able to save >>> them all to my hard disk in a single operation. >>> Is this possible? >>> >>> Le mercredi 13 novembre 2024 à 19:10:37 UTC+1, Garthhh a écrit : >>> >>>> Playlists are dependent on the path & the library location or I would >>>> say just save the entire folder where the xspf or other are kept >>>> I use the comment & group field to add tags that follow the files & are >>>> included in the metadata >>>> >>>> On Friday, November 8, 2024 at 10:42:21 PM UTC-8 Dominique wrote: >>>> >>>>> Bonjour. >>>>> J'ai créé de nombreuses listes de lecture. Je sais les sauvegarder une >>>>> à une sur mon disque dur (fichiers m3u ou xspf). >>>>> Est-il possible de sauvegarder l'ensemble de mes listes de lecture en >>>>> une seule fois? >>>>> Merci >>>>> ==================== >>>>> Hello. >>>>> I have created many playlists. I know how to save them one by one on >>>>> my hard disk (m3u or xspf files). >>>>> Is it possible to save all my playlists at once? >>>>> Thank you >>>>> >>>> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Clementine Music Player" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/clementine-player/b76e0a0d-8466-4159-826b-e0dc0fd26867n%40googlegroups.com.
