Playlist creator?

[Billzab]

(01-09-2013 14:20)winxi Wrote:  

(01-09-2013 14:12)Billzab Wrote:  Thanks for your help. It's a pity there is not a program out there that will create playlists for mapped NAS drives.

I've just tried the 'Playlist creator' from this site: http://www.oddgravity.de/app-opc.php

In the 'Playlist Details' settings I've chosen to use relative paths and to use '/' instead of '\'. This gives me correct result.
Please note (as written above) that you have to save the playlist directly to network share (x:\ in your case) to get relative paths.

I need to save the playlist in the same folder that I have Minimserver connect to. In my case this is a subfolder called Music of the media share. If I save the playlist to this folder it does not work.

[winxi]

(01-09-2013 20:37)Billzab Wrote:  I need to save the playlist in the same folder that I have Minimserver connect to. In my case this is a subfolder called Music of the media share. If I save the playlist to this folder it does not work.

The Playlist creator will use relative paths when you choose to save the playlist to a top-level directory for all files contained in the playlist.
Under the assumption that all playlist tracks can be found in x:\music or sub-directories of x:\music, you can for example choose x:\music as the destination to save the playlist.

[Billzab]

(01-09-2013 22:02)winxi Wrote:  

(01-09-2013 20:37)Billzab Wrote:  I need to save the playlist in the same folder that I have Minimserver connect to. In my case this is a subfolder called Music of the media share. If I save the playlist to this folder it does not work.

The Playlist creator will use relative paths when you choose to save the playlist to a top-level directory for all files contained in the playlist.
Under the assumption that all playlist tracks can be found in x:\music or sub-directories of x:\music, you can for example choose x:\music as the destination to save the playlist.

Yes, I have tried this but as I have said. It doesn't work unless I strip out the drive letter and folder from the start of each track line.