https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=519886
[email protected] changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Status|REPORTED |RESOLVED Resolution|--- |DOWNSTREAM --- Comment #1 from [email protected] --- ... just in case of interest for others: in principle it is possible to migrate/merge the audiotube library. This is what I did: 1) collect all your sql libraries from the various installations (distro or computers). Name is library.sqlite. 2) I'm lazy so installed a GUI app to handle the library.sqlite database(s), and export/import as csv the tables 2) libraries may be under $HOME/.var/app/org.kde.audiotube/data/KDE/audiotube or under .local/share/KDE/audiotube, depending if you installed from flatpak or distro package 3) extract (exporting as csv) from all the library the table "songs" (naturally using differents names or path for the exported csv) 4) merge all the "songs" csv. I used libreoffice, importing the csv one by one in calc. cut&paste in a new sheet. Use the merge capability present in libreoffice calc. 5) export the sheet (result of all the imported csv merged) to a new csv. 6) import the new csv into one the library.sqlite that now becomes the reference library 7) repeat the same process for other tables of interest. I did for "favourites", and "playlists" once you have the reference library.sqlite as you like, copy the file into your other installation. In my case for example I copied the library.sqlite, from my desktop to my tablet. If you are familiar with sql language you could in principle use it to obtain the same result I guess. It would be a much more elegant solution then the tedious one I used, but I just wanted to use a completely "GUI" approach (... I've lost my db programmer skills many many years ago ... sigh) Have fun! -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
