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M3U files #1762

Open mashby05 opened 5 years ago

mashby05 commented 5 years ago

Hello

I have volumio set up on a Raspberry pi b+. I have a lot of M3U playlists that link to music on a NAS.I want to use them with volumio. I have got them to show up in playlists by copping them to data/playlist. I have tried issue #1722 and m3u2volumio but since i am quite new i was not able to get ether to work. Is anyone able to give me a very in depth tutorial/instruction sequence to get volumio working with m3u playlists or how to convert them to the .json playlist format.

Thanks Mashby05

azathoth123 commented 5 years ago

Hi Matt,

I had success by updating to the latest version and replacing the file with the updated one from the commit https://github.com/SteveTalbot/Volumio2/commit/dfdb70270bb21fd77fb3d2b64e6933a24915a43a If you can log in via ssh to the raspberrypi, then replace the file app/plugins/music_service/mpd/index.js https://github.com/SteveTalbot/Volumio2/commit/dfdb70270bb21fd77fb3d2b64e6933a24915a43a#diff-2965d5982753ac5ebe2a4ba4f826b3a2 with the patched version.

I've been working this way for a few months now without issue, where i have the music files in the same folder as the m3u file.

Steven

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Hello

I have volumio set up on a Raspberry pi b+. I have a lot of M3U playlists that link to music on a NAS.I want to use them with volumio. I have got them to show up in playlists by copping them to data/playlist. I have tried issue #1722 https://github.com/volumio/Volumio2/issues/1722 and m3u2volumio but since i am quite new i was not able to get ether to work. Is anyone able to give me a very in depth tutorial/instruction sequence to get volumio working with m3u playlists or how to convert them to the .json playlist format.

Thanks Matt

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mashby05 commented 5 years ago

Hi steven

i have tried changing the index.js file but sill no luck. It wont show the music in the playlist. The music is on a nas and the playlists are absolute.

is there a easy way to convert the playlists to the correct format? Thanks Matt

azathoth123 commented 5 years ago

Make sure you restart the Pi. I can't see the contents of the m3u either, only the tracks after they are added to the current playlist after clicking on the m3u. You may need to use the same release that the change is based on in the case that the current release has moved ahead and is no longer compatible, it was some time ago that I did this. You could also check that the contents of the m3u are resolvable from the pi (from the terminal).

Otherwise there is a script somewhere that converts the m3u...

Steven.

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Hi steven

i have tried changing the index.js file but sill no luck. It wont show the music in the playlist. The music is on a nas and the playlists are absolute.

is there a easy way to convert the playlists to the correct format? Thanks Matt

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mashby05 commented 5 years ago

Hi steven, i will try to reinstall and change the file again but i was wondering if using relative or absolute paths would make a difference in the M3U playlist.

Thanks Matt