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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 20 for Windows => Topic started by: ~OHM~ on August 05, 2015, 06:20:01 pm
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I've dragged I've grabbed and can't get nothing to work. Also is there a size limit on a playlist you add?
I've searched here and the wiki and have found nothing that tells me how to add or download! I know I'm daft but being around for a century or two should count for something hey.
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Thanks....I really wasn't going to use this anyway!!
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The limit is 400 tracks.
You can drag any playlist that is less than 400 tracks onto the Dr. Who icon at the bottom of the list of playlists.
You will need to have an account set up. Click on Dr. Who to start.
It's always possible that something is broken.
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thanks, but there is no icon at the bottom of list....draging it anywhere just starts the playlist playing...oh well so much for this....
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thanks, but there is no icon at the bottom of list....draging it anywhere just starts the playlist playing...oh well so much for this....
Hi maybe you are looking in the wrong place?? Its in the Tree not the playlist itself
(http://i.imgur.com/cFpmpfj.png)
if you click on the icon set up an account first via the main window if you haven't already
afterwards drag any playlist as Jim said on top of the icon ...
if the icon is not showing up in the tree under playlists in the tree there is a problem or bug maybe ... its pretty new
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oh dha... i thought he was talking about the view in Dr Who itself.....Thanks Arindelle
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OK...well for me the Dr Who is the most welcome feature in a long time. Since MC 18 I have been struggling on getting playlists from main pc to 2 other pc's. the export playlist (I could never get to work as far as getting it on the other 2 pc's. probally user error). now with Dr Who I have successfully transferred the playlists to the other 2 pc's that hold the identical media files that are used basically as a back up system for said files but are also used in other rooms for playback. Yes i know all about the server and have used it but I prefer my way.
My Hat is off to whoever dreamed up Dr Who....
Update: well it's not perfect but thats ok, after the download it reports 20 or so files not in list and 1 not found but they are on the hd and it's easy to replace them.
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And (you probably know this already, but I say it anyways) if you have a file on the playlist that is not linking to a file on your computer, you can right click on the playlist file and use "locate>name". That will find the file on your computer that matches then you can use "send to >playlist" to create the correct link.
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And (you probably know this already, but I say it anyways) if you have a file on the playlist that is not linking to a file on your computer, you can right click on the playlist file and use "locate>name". That will find the file on your computer that matches then you can use "send to >playlist" to create the correct link.
Oh thanks CountryBumkin. I did not know this...that makes it even easier :D
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My Hat is off to whoever dreamed up Dr Who....
Thanks. John and I designed it. John implemented it with a little help from Matt on the fuzzy search it does.