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Is it possible to export MC Playlists to Spotify?

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baldo:
I use MC as my main player and have friends who use spotify. They ask me for my playlists on spotify but I dont use it.

Is there some way for me to export my MC playlists so that those on spotify can find the tracks themselves?

I'd be happy to set up a spotify account if that is what is needed.

Many thanks

JimH:
Can Spotify import any standard playlists?

If it can export a playlist, we might be able to figure out how to write the format from MC.

Jamil:
I tried to get this to work many different ways.  I was only able to get partial success by using a third-party site to transfer playlist content from one online site to another.  I could not get playlist file transfer to work at all.  In my case, I transferred playlists from last.fm to Spotify with a large percentage of success.

zybex:
Spotify can import local MP3/FLAC, but not playlists. Not sure if there's any command line to do it though, I think it's only via the GUI client.

They have a REST API to manage playlists:
https://developer.spotify.com/documentation/web-api/reference/playlists/

However, adding items to a Spotify playlist requires that you find the Spotify ID of each song (you can't directly upload your existing MP3s this way).

Bertje:
You could take a look at Soundiiz (https://soundiiz.com/). Via that service you can import an m3u extended playlist you exported from JRiver and transfer that playlist to Spotify. This will only work for songs that are in the Spotify library.

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