d6jg wrote: 
> Have a look at FreeFileSync.
> 
> I’m not sure how you can sync playlists between Windows & Linux file
> structures though but I can say that it’s easy to sync playlists between
> 2 or more Linux based LMS servers. The trick is to always use the same
> mnt point on each even if one (or more) is using a USB drive it can
> still be achieved via symlinks.

I owe you a pint (or two)!

I had found 'syncthing.net'
(https://pimylifeup.com/raspberry-pi-syncthing/), and somewhat
overthinking it, decided it was unsuitable as I would have to replace
PiCore with a full featured OS like Raspberry Pi OS to install the
client, which I didn't really want to do.

Then I saw your post and it dawned on me that the client doesn't have to
be on the Pi (Doh!). I have the music directory on my Pi set as a
network drive in Win 10, so I'm just pointing the app from one folder to
another in Windows. I'm pretty sure I could have done the same thing
with syncthing.

This is almost exactly what I was looking for, in fact I have a shortcut
on my desktop now called RealTimeSync, which I'm hoping monitors folders
in realtime, which would make it exactly as I had before , yay! Its
really easy to use and previews all the potential changes when you
configure it.

It was only when I realised the cause of the problem that I started to
discover the scope. FreeFileSync identified that little hidden line of
config in Media Monkey had changed 11,768 filenames, and is now in the
process of correcting them.

So, not only did you come up with a great suggestion, but also helped me
see that I wasn't limited to running the client on the Pi.


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