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    Bjørn Ulvik
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    Relative path, and your m3u files stored at the root of your shares should work

  • jim Balson

    Relative paths are what I have.

    Here's where the m3u's reside:

    birch: /u2/Media/Playlists > ll acoustic*

    -rw-r--r-- 1 balson balson 289425 Mar 17 15:25 acoustic.m3u

     

    Here's where the music resides:

    birch: /etc/samba > ll /u2/Media/mp3/10000Maniacs

    total 24

    drwxr-xr-x 2 balson balson 4096 Dec 30  2021 '[1985] TheWishingChair'

    drwxr-xr-x 2 balson balson 4096 Dec 30  2021 '[1987] InMyTribe'

    drwxr-xr-x 2 balson balson 4096 Dec 30  2021 '[1989] BlindManZoo'

    drwxr-xr-x 2 balson balson 4096 Dec 30  2021 '[1990] HopeChest'

    drwxr-xr-x 2 balson balson 4096 Dec 30  2021 '[1992] OurTimeinEden'

    drwxr-xr-x 2 balson balson 4096 Dec 30  2021 '[1993] Unplugged'

     

    Here's my Samba config for the Playlists directory:

    [Playlists]

        comment = Network Logon Service

        path = /u2/Media/Playlists

        guest ok = yes

        read only = yes

     

    Here's the first few entries in the acoustic.m3u file

    #EXTM3U

    #EXTINF:-1,Jubilee

    10000Maniacs/BlindManZoo/Jubilee.mp3

    #EXTINF:-1,Arbor Day

    10000Maniacs/TheWishingChair/ArborDay.mp3

     

    I can see there Playlists share mounted on the BlueOS app. But no playlists are picked up by the app though. Something I did must be wrong but I don't see it.

     

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  • Bjørn Ulvik
    Hi-Res

    Something I did must be wrong but I don't see it.


    As I wrote, your m3u-file has to be at the root of where files reside. Relative path is from the root.

    If your playlist is located in "/u2/Media/Playlists", that will be treated as the "root".

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  • jim Balson

    SoI got the Node to see a single playlist. I did this by copying the .m3u file to the the top level directory where all of my MP3's are located. At the top level where I usually keep my .m3u files and it doesn't see them. At least I got something to work though. I will continue to work on this when time permits.

    The one thing I had to do differently is instead of using a relative path, I depended the "/media/share/" in front of all MP3 paths. Either that change caused the Node to see the .m3u file, or simply moving it to the top level directory where all the music is located fixed. I'll figure out the details later though.

     

    Jim

     

     

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  • jim Balson

    Yes, absolute path do work. This is now working when I copy  the M3U files to the Playlists share.

     

    Thanks, Jim

     

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