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Title: Exporting Playlists from Windows version to Linux version
Post by: Dolphinspain on June 16, 2022, 08:37:23 am

I have two versions of JRiver29, one for Windows, the other for Linux. I did fully configure the Windows version. Do you know if Is it possible to export the playlists of that Windows version to be used by Linux version? I’m aware that, afterwards, I would need to adjust the paths, as in Windows path show unit letter and backslashes(\), and in Linux with slashes (/) without any unit letter. Thank you for your help

Title: Re: Exporting Playlists from Windows version to Linux version
Post by: Zhillsguy on June 21, 2022, 06:39:06 pm

Easy..... just export your playlists to .mpl files with "relative path" checked. Save all playlists in the same folder within your media folders, and direct MC to watch/auto-import them whatever OS is being used.

You can also save cloudplay playlists this way (I don't think relative path is needed).

I have a "Playlists" folder within my music folders with all exported lists. Playlists will show up under Imported Playlists and can be moved from there if desired (in Windows).

Title: Re: Exporting Playlists from Windows version to Linux version
Post by: bob on June 23, 2022, 03:04:53 pm

We just added that to the latest builds. You can export one or all playlists with native or the "other OS" path separator.

The linux and Mac versions are out.
Windows version will be posted soon.

Title: Re: Exporting Playlists from Windows version to Linux version
Post by: JimH on June 23, 2022, 03:20:44 pm

Thanks, Bob.

Title: Re: Exporting Playlists from Windows version to Linux version
Post by: Dolphinspain on June 28, 2022, 06:33:54 am

Thank you very much Zhillsguy and Bob for your help.
I'll follow your indications and let you know