Leo Okawa Ericson <[email protected]> writes: > I think I missed sending this to the list when I last tried to reply, so > I'm resending this:
...and now I've applied it to the main git repo; thank you. https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/emms.git/commit/?id=c83157d9707cc84fc9bbbd8b330484850044a4f5 People should use it for a bit, and then it can go out on the next release. I've also added you to the AUTHORS file, but only under the so-called "trivial" section at the moment: https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/emms.git/commit/?id=f008e996d41c8052fd23d34cc81bf6ddd26e76ff However, as far as I can see you have a copyright assignment in place for Emacs, so if you want to write more code for Emms you are all set. > Yoni Rabkin <[email protected]> writes: > >> I don't see a problem with the patch in and of itself. But if some >> tracks were saved as a native playlist, doesn't that mean that they were >> already loaded and therefore already in the cache? > > I don't know if tracks played by `emms-play-url` get saved in the cache, > but those are the cases I'm interested in. > >> Are you referring a case where you import an Emms native playlist to an >> instance that has never seen those tracks before. Do I understand the >> use-case correctly? > > Yes I think so. I have some playlists that are hosted on the web that I > play with mpv, so I've created native playslists by saving the playlist > and adding metadata manually. Something like this: > > ;;; This is an EMMS playlist file Play it with M-x emms-play-playlist > ((*track* (type . url) > (name . "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsTtegev-eA";) > (info-albumartist . "The Dear Hunter") > (info-year . "2013") > (info-album . "Migrant") > (info-tracknumber . "1") > (info-artist . "The Dear Hunter") > (info-title . "Migrant"))) > > Which I then call `emms-add-playlist` so that they show up in `emms-browser`. > -- "Cut your own wood and it will warm you twice"
