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I also thougth about this problem. Current playlist implementations are seriously lacking when you move your library. I have some shell scripts here that just r

by feeboo 9y ago

I also thougth about this problem. Current playlist implementations are seriously lacking when you move your library. I have some shell scripts here that just replace parts of the path in the playlists. I looked at your playlist format specs, why do you use floats? I'm currently coding on a GO audioserver and save time intervals as Nanoseconds (time.Duration). This makes more sense to me, as floats may behave badly in some contexts.

StavrosK 9y ago
I use floats because it's most natural to represent duration in time. Nanoseconds are going to be about as lossy as floats too, I guess (although for a different reason). If you're going for maximum accuracy, you'd need to represent the duration as the number of samples. I wonder if floats are going to be a significant problem, hmm.