Re: Playlist-Tools-SMP
Reply #39 – 2021-07-25 21:57:09
Yep, your example (that text file, track_list_to_import) is working now. But now I think it's a error on my side I made another txt file (a playlist exported from Sotify in txt format), track_list_to_import. It looks like this : Cock Robin - Stumble and Fall Joe Hisaishi - A Road to Somewhere The Police - Every Breath You Take You have this (for your txt file) : [". ","%title%"," - ","%artist%"] What should I use for my case? I probably tried everything , except the good version Btw, this is a nice little feature, now it's easier to import a playlist from Spotify to Foobar and vice versa. Also it will be cool if we can save more presets, not only your example In fact I created it for online playlists found at random places: 'Top 100 guitar tracks', etc. It was a pain having to look for all the tracks matching them manually in my own library! But yep, it may be used to sync spotify playlists and probably other use-cases. This is an easy way to share playlists between users too, since they are path agnostic and may be loaded in anyone's library matching just what they got. Uhm... I could make it remember the last "preset" used. But not sure about adding a list or presets, it's unnecessarily complex. I mean, if you download random lists from internet, you will need to edit it no matter what. And if you use it for an specific source (Spotify) then using the last one should be good enough, since it will always be the same.["%artist%"," - ","%title%"] You probably used the right one But it's a(nother) bug on my side. I didn't contemplate the first value being a tag (expected a number, etc.), so it always failed . Use the above code with the new file. Now it should work as expected in any case, no matter the tag positions.