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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 29 for Windows => Topic started by: robeffy on September 18, 2022, 09:49:18 pm
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Hi All,
I am using MC28 still, and when I create a playlist, my music is on D:\ drive,
When I load the playlist onto my laptop PC, it only has a C:\ drive.
When I try to play the music, which is loaded onto the laptop, MC says it cannot find any songs?
Is the issue here that MC is looking for the tunes on D: drive and can't find them?
Thanks!
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I would say yes, the issue is MC can't find the tunes. If you created the playlist for music on D:, and then try to play the playlist on a device with no D:, MC looks for D:... so no tunes. I'm not sure I know your process. Are you exporting playlists from one computer and importing the playlist to the laptop, or are you just copying the tracks over to the laptop?
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Hi,
I am importing playlists from 1 pc to another (laptop) pc.
I wonder if I can modify the playlist by opening it, and modifying the path? I haven't tried that yet.
This seems to be a silly problem... pathing.. :)
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If your playlists are in a text form (M3U, MPL, etc) then sure: Just open them with a text editor and do a search and replace from C:\ to D:\ .
Brian.
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Note that the "Export Playlist" button only exports the names/paths of the files to a text file, it does not export the audio files themselves. So if you take that playlist to a different machine, it won't find the files because the paths only exist on the source machine (unless you have them on a NAS, accessible by all machines in the network).
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MC has a Find and Replace under Library Tools. Select the files, then right click.