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swdick · 21-01-2025, 11:36

(21-01-2025 10:22)simoncn Wrote: You should leave the extension as .m3u and do what I said in post #8. Have you tried this?

Yes, I did. When I touch it in Kazoo I get a black screen. Touchting it in the NAS it opens a media player that can not find files.

simoncn · 21-01-2025, 14:10

What device are you using to run Kazoo? I have tried your playlist using Kazoo on an iPad and touching the playlist in Kazoo shows the two radio stations in the playlist.

Are you sure the playlist is a plain text file? I am attaching a plain text playlist file that is working for me in Kazoo. Please try using this file without editing it.

swdick · (This post was last modified: 21-01-2025 17:36 by swdick.)

(21-01-2025 10:22)simoncn Wrote: You should leave the extension as .m3u and do what I said in post #8. Have you tried this?

Yes, I touch it in Kazoo but get only black screens, The same happens when I do that on the NAS. See attached file.

And yes, your file also works for me (at least on the laptop).

simoncn · 22-01-2025, 10:06

This file is not a plain text file. It is a compressed archive (PKZip). The .m3u playlist must be a plain text file created with NotePad, vi, nano, pico or a similar plain text editor.

swdick · 22-01-2025, 16:00

(22-01-2025 10:06)simoncn Wrote: This file is not a plain text file. It is a compressed archive (PKZip). The .m3u playlist must be a plain text file created with NotePad, vi, nano, pico or a similar plain text editor.

Yes, that was it. I created a new file with a simple text editor on Linux, renamed it to attach the m3u extension, uploaded it to the NAS,/Klassieke Muziek, did a rescan and it now plays on my system with Kazoo.

I can´t imagine what happened to the first trial that it didn´t play. I did not conciously zip it!

Simon, you are a true wizzkid!, Thanks a lot.

simoncn · 22-01-2025, 22:42

Thanks for confirming. I am pleased you have this working now.