Mardler wrote: 
> Forgive my ignorance but from what I've seen Favourites is for internet
> radio only.
> 
> On that assumption, is it possible to organize Favourites? My R83i uses
> a, Windows-like, simple tree structure to store facourite stations i.e.
> UK Music, US Music, Politics, Humour etc.
> 
> SB Favourites is one huge list; a hierachy of sub divisions would be
> useful so - can it be done?
> 
> TIA

No, you can add anything to favorites. Albums, tracks, even tracks from
services like MOG and SPOTIFY mixed with your own tracks.  Of course for
tracks you must be using favorites on your local LMS, not mysb.com. 
(you may not have picked up that to edit FAVORITES on LMS, open LMS,
click on Favorites in the WebGUI, then to the far right border of the
word FAVORITES there is a little "pencil" icon. Click on this. Now you
can edit, rearrange, rename, etc your Favorites. At this point you can
also create folders and subfolders and move your favorites into these
folders.  I have lots of folders and subfolders for my favorites. 

Now the above only works for your local LMS, not mysb.com favorites.  
There's been lots of requests to add folder capability to mysb.com
favorites.  There is an easy workaround to get this however.

1. Create your local LMS favorites with folders, etc.
2. copy your "favorites.opml" file from its location on your local
computer running LMS.
3. put a copy of this "favorites.opml" file somewhere on a website where
you have access and can reference it by URL (a URL that doesn't change).
I get a bit of free webspace with my internet provider  COMCAST. There
are a number of ways to host a small file on the web (free Dropbox for
example).  So  I put my "favorites.opml" on that free personal webspace
(it is a tiny, tiny file).  Then I copy the URL to that file and paste
this URL into a FAVORITES on mysqueezebox.com. I give this favorite a
name like "Gary's LMS Favorites".

So now, even if I'm on mysqueezebox.com (and not my local LMS), I can
click on "Gary's LMS Favorites" in my FAVORITES listing and see all my
favorites with folder structure intact. Works really nicely and easy to
setup.  Every once in a while, I copy my most recent favorites.opml file
from LMS and replace the one on my COMCAST website so that I keep it up
to date.


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