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#221060 - 16/02/2002 02:46 Playlist problem
Nezza
stranger

Registered: 04/12/2001
Posts: 17
The only way I can get playlists to work is to save them in my top level MP3 directory.

If I save them in a \playlists\ directory the lists appear on the Rio but display a "no matches" message.

I'm using PlayBolster to generate the .M3U files.

Is this a known issue?

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#221061 - 18/02/2002 05:32 Re: Playlist problem [Re: Nezza]
Roger
carpal tunnel

Registered: 18/01/2000
Posts: 5683
Loc: London, UK
Is this a known issue?

No. It might be down to how the import mechanism is generating the pathnames to the MP3 files. Can you give us a little more information about how your files are organised? Are they on a network share, for example?
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#221062 - 18/02/2002 07:55 Re: Playlist problem [Re: Roger]
Nezza
stranger

Registered: 04/12/2001
Posts: 17
Sure, my directory structure is:

mp3/artist/album on my w2k media server (my made up title!)

Now you mentioned network share, I ran PlayBolster from a client machine on my network against a mapped drive on the server which starts in the mp3 directory.

I'll try running playbolster on the server machine directly.

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#221063 - 18/02/2002 08:43 Re: Playlist problem [Re: Nezza]
Roger
carpal tunnel

Registered: 18/01/2000
Posts: 5683
Loc: London, UK
Yeah, it's possible that Playbolster is generating M3U files with the mapped drive in, not the complete URL. This drive letter doesn't exist from the perspective of the Audio Receiver software, so it can't find any of the files mentioned.
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#221064 - 19/02/2002 12:10 Re: Playlist problem [Re: Roger]
Nezza
stranger

Registered: 04/12/2001
Posts: 17
Roger, you were right, ran PlayBoyster directly on the server and all is well.

Cheers

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