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I realise this is a dumb question, but I’ve been searching the forums and the wiki to answer the question – How do I use playlists
I am using an NSLU2, I have iTunes on XP and an Audiotron. I wanted to play the iTunes playlists on the Audiotron, so thought perhaps Firefly might create M3U files from the iTunes playlist. I think the answer is “no” since all the data is stored in the SQL database
But I’m left curious now – what is the point of the Playlist option within Firefly – My playlists (both Itunes and some static M3U playlists I have lying around) show up in the “Smart Playlist” webpage. But I don’t see them in Itunes when I open the SHARED section.
Is it just the Roku that can see the playlists?
Sorry for the dumb question, but it’s become a search for the Holy Grail to understand how this works and I fear for my sanity if I don’t find out
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Not a dumb question, but I have what may be a dumb answer 😀
And I only say so because I struggled with this for quite awhile before I said DOH! and finally got it. (then rationalized it to myself as just another reason that I hate iTunes 🙂 )
When you connect to your server via iTunes, do you by chance see a little triangle pointing toward the server name?
If so when you click on that triangle, I think it will turn into a triangle pointing down and you should see your playlists appear magically under the server name.
(Now if I could just figure out how to get iTunes to honor the order of the tracks in my playlists….quite annoying!).
No?
@jtbse wrote:
If so when you click on that triangle, I think it will turn into a triangle pointing down and you should see your playlists appear magically under the server name.
That’s funny to me, because as a mac user, the disclosure triangles are normal and obvious. Clearly they aren’t for a Windows user. I guess if you aren’t used to seeing them everywhere, they must look like some kind of selection icon or something.
Consequently I keep forgetting to advise people to “click on the triangle”. Lol.
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