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Devices => Androids and other portables => Topic started by: hollasch on June 28, 2010, 08:32:01 pm
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Is it possible to specify an audio path for the export of playlists that is different than regular music? i.e. I normally export to Artist/Album, but when I export a playlist I don't want a hundred different folders, I want one folder with all playlist items in it. Possible? (I'm on MC12 but willing to upgrade).
Thanks. Kyle
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I have the same question
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If you're talking about handheld playlists, you can specify the playlist path and format in Options > Handheld > Files, Paths, & More
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no, we're not talking about playlist files that exist on a handheld. We're talking about music files that are synced to a handheld via a playlist.
Currently, all music files are loaded to a handheld via a single path structure, the default being:
Music\[Artist]\[Album]\
But when you have a playlist and you load the music it points to to a handheld, what you may want is a single folder with all items from that playlist (instead of a large number of [Artist]\[Album]\ folders each with one or two songs in it. So, what I'd like is:
Non playlist synced Music goes to Music\[Artist]\[Album]\
Playlist synced Music goes to Music\[Name of Playlist]
Is that possible? Does that make sense?
Thanks,
Kyle
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It makes sense, but it's not currently possible.
Would it work to just dump everything to a root folder like 'Music' with no subfolders?
Supporting a [Playing Name] token might be a good addition for a future version.
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in other words, assume that our handheld devices *do not* support playlists.... what we want to do is take all the tracks inside an actual playlist in MC and create a folder on the handheld device which is the Playlist Name, and the contents of the folder are the tracks in the MC playlist; all at the same level, not nested into any hierarchy.
Many car audio head units and many of the audiophile handheld devices do not support actual playlists.
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(rapid posting just happened, love it)
matt, the problem with a single folder 'music' and all tracks inside of it is that that defeats the entire purpose of what we are trying to achieve, which is a grouping of certain tracks inside a specific folder.