Thanks for all the info. It's pretty much what I've tried with the exception that I only tried one file. Cautious at my age :-) Here's an example of from each playlist type. The use of the % instead of / is one of a couple of things that just seems to make this worse than normal.
Here's a Foobar example: #EXTINF:-1,It's All Over Now \\10.0.0.151\sbserver\iTunes\iTunes Music\The Rolling Stones\12 X 5 (Remastered)\06 It's All Over Now.m4a Here's another. Both work in Foobar: \\10.0.0.151\sbserver\Joan Osborne\Relish\Dracula Moon.flac Here's one from the LMS: #EXTURL:file:///mnt/Music/Low%20Millions/Ex-Girlfriends/Nikki%20Don%27t%20stop.flac #EXTINF:273,Nikki Don't stop /mnt/Music/Low Millions/Ex-Girlfriends/Nikki Don't stop.flac All sorts of extra stuff. SBS refuses to play or see any other format. If it weren't for the #EXTURL line and the use of %, it would be pretty straight forward for me. Am I over thinking this? Thanks again, Howard bakker_be wrote: > Hi there, > since you still have a Windows machine, here's a process you could try: > > > > - Make sure you know the exact path to your music on the Raspberry > Pi. It's on the "Basic Settings" tab of your LMS's Settings page, > under "Media Folders". Mine is "/mnt/music" - Install Notepad++ on your Windows machine - Temporarily associate Notepad++ with M3U files (right-click, open > with, always use) - Open *_all_* M3U-files in Notepad++ - Your M3U files will normally contain the path on your Windows pc. > Mine would say "m:" - First, in Notepad++ use Ctrl + h to open the replace dialog. In > "Find what" put "" without quotation marks, in "Replace with" put > "/", also without quotation marks - Click "Replace All in All Opened Documents" - Second, in "Find What" put your Windows drive identifier (m: in my > example), in "Replace with" put the Raspberry Pi part of the path. > In my example I'd replace "m:" with "mnt/music" - Click "Replace All in All Opened Documents" - The end result should be that you come from e.g. > "m:\Ayreon\01011001\02-Comatose.mp3" in Foobar to > "/mnt/music/Ayreon/01011001/02-Comatose.mp3" for the Raspberry Pi. - Save all the M3U-files. I'd recommend changing the names, so you > still have them for Foobar - Using WinSCP or whatever way is easiest for you, copy them over to > the "Playlists Folder" of your Raspberry Pi, as indicated on the > "Basic Settings" tab of your LMS's Settings page. - In "Rescan Media Library", choose "Only rescan playlists" > > > Can I go home now? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Howard Passman's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=16674 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=108529 _______________________________________________ Squeezecenter mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/squeezecenter
