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You know what always, always works ? Copying the actual songs into a directory that becomes "the playlist". It's very inefficient and inelegant but after the
by rsync 10y ago
You know what always, always works ?
Copying the actual songs into a directory that becomes "the playlist".
It's very inefficient and inelegant but after the 100th car stereo I encountered that couldn't make sense of the most basic m3u file, I just gave up ... my "playlists" are just more copies of the actual songs.
Problem solved.
- choward 10y agoYou could combine both solutions and process a playlist file to put copies in a directory whenever you need to actually use the playlist.
- ibizaman 10y agoThat's where fuse really shines. For example (note I never used it) https://github.com/rtokarev/m3ufs2 https://github.com/rtokarev/m3ufs2
- StavrosK 10y agoI did that too, and then uploaded those files on Google Music, and now I want to get them back (with the songs I've added since), and... oops.
- ibizaman 10y agoYou can avoid wasting disk space by using symlinks/hardlinks. And I must agree, a filesystem interface is always neat.