Playlist support
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27-09-2017, 16:31
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Playlist support
I have a problem with M3U playlist. I have M3U playlists, which work well with Kodi, but I cannot get them to work with MiniM. Please see below snippet as well as error message from log. Thanks for any help!
#EXTM3U smb:\\192.168.11.120\disk1\iTunes\iTunes Media\Music2\2Pac\All Eyez on Me\1-01 Ambitionz az a Ridah.mp3 Error: playlist Early 90ies Mix.m3u: no matching file for #EXTM3U Error: playlist Early 90ies Mix.m3u: incorrect location smb:\\192.168.11.120\disk1\iTunes\iTunes Media\Music2\2Pac\All Eyez on Me\1-01 Ambitionz az a Ridah.mp3 |
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27-09-2017, 16:59
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RE: Playlist support
What machine (computer or NAS) are you using to run MinimServer? What machine are you using to store the files?
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28-09-2017, 01:41
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RE: Playlist support
(27-09-2017 16:59)simoncn Wrote: What machine (computer or NAS) are you using to run MinimServer? What machine are you using to store the files? The answer is a bit complicated. Technically, I am running a "normal" computer, but I have installed Unraid on it, which makes it similar to a NAS. MiniM runs inside a VM and the files are stored on the same machine. However, the files are not on the VM drive, so I am using SMB to access them. Works fine with Kodi (installed on Kodi, media files on Unraid). Actually also works fine for the actual music files with MiniM, just face issues with the M3U playlist below. |
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28-09-2017, 08:39
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RE: Playlist support
MinimServer is not an SMB client. The files would need to be mounted as a folder in the local filesystem but could actually be remote if you are using something like NFS. This does not just apply to playlists but to all files in the library.
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28-09-2017, 10:40
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RE: Playlist support
Thanks. They are actually mounted. So, I'd need to change the playlist to take out SMB and add the drive letter?
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28-09-2017, 11:24
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RE: Playlist support
Yes, just use the same path that you would use in an ls or dir command to view the file.
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28-09-2017, 14:12
(This post was last modified: 28-09-2017 14:16 by DavidHB.)
Post: #7
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RE: Playlist support
(28-09-2017 11:24)simoncn Wrote: Yes, just use the same path that you would use in an ls or dir command to view the file. Or you can use relative paths, which, as they address files relative to the location of the playlist file (which has to be in the Content Directory to be indexed by MinimServer), gets round the problem of specifying the origin of the full static path, which can sometimes be a bit of an issue with NAS-type devices. David |
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28-09-2017, 14:20
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RE: Playlist support
I replaced it with the file name and this worked well. Thanks for your help!
Only issue now is that this will require me to have different M3U playlists for MiniM (with drive paths) and for Kodi (with SMB paths allowing me to use mysql). Well, it is how it is and I don't have too many playlists, so this will work fine. |
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29-09-2017, 10:31
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RE: Playlist support
(28-09-2017 14:20)steve1977 Wrote: Only issue now is that this will require me to have different M3U playlists for MiniM (with drive paths) and for Kodi (with SMB paths allowing me to use mysql). Well, it is how it is and I don't have too many playlists, so this will work fine. If relative file paths work in Kodi (which they ought to, as they are part of the standard specification of all file systems I know of), then you could have the same playlist for Kodi and MinimServer. If this interests you but you'd like some help, please ask again. David |
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29-09-2017, 14:23
(This post was last modified: 29-09-2017 14:24 by simoncn.)
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