Ah, I think you're onto something. The .m3u coming from the problem folders doesn't have any data in it. I've attached a copy of a bad .m3u and a good one. I've also attached my config file.
Thanks so much for your help! On 8/10/07, Samuel Baldwin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Yeah, if it's a different filetype your client might do > funky/different things. For example, streaming ogg's to windows media > player doesn't work as it should (stupid M$). I use foobar2000 on > winblows at home, but not at other people's houses. > > But the downloading seems weird. WMP just locks up on oggs for me, > nothing gets downloaded. Is there anything different about the > filetype or settings on the non-working m3u's? (clicking "Info" on > 2.9final gives some useful info) > -- > Samuel (shardz) > > Shardz's Igloo: > shardz.homelinux.net > > Registered Linux User #410639 > > -----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK----- > Version: 3.12 > GCS/E/G d- s a---- C++(+++)>$ UBL+++>++++$ P++>++++$ > L++>++++$ E---- W++ N o? K? w-- O M-- V- PS(-) PE-- Y+>++ PGP>++ > t++(t*) 5+(+++) X?>++ R+>++ tv b++ DI+ D+ G>++++ e->+++ h! !r !z > ------END GEEK CODE BLOCK------ > > > amarok.kde.org > defectivebydesign.org >
gnump3d.conf
Description: Binary data
recurse_broken.m3u
Description: audio/mpegurl
recurse_works.m3u
Description: audio/mpegurl
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