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13/06/2006 at 11:41 PM #4588
Anonymous
InactiveErrrr – no, I don’t have either of those tracks. I think that is someone else’s db…
Mine has paths like: /unmirrored/My Music/iTunes/iTunes Music/ …
Andy
14/06/2006 at 1:37 AM #4589rpedde
Participant@ajayre wrote:
Errrr – no, I don’t have either of those tracks. I think that is someone else’s db…
Mine has paths like: /unmirrored/My Music/iTunes/iTunes Music/ …
Andy
What’s the problem again? It look like a champ on my iTunes?
I show a library of 2570 songs, with a single playlist “Music From The 90’s” with 1393 items on it.
What does it show on yours? And what version of mt-daapd?
14/06/2006 at 1:44 AM #4590Anonymous
InactiveSee the screenshot below. No “Music From the 90’s” playlist:
This is with:
mt-daapd 1206 (on SuSE 9.2)
iTunes 6.0.3.5 (on Windows XP SP1)regards, Andy
14/06/2006 at 1:48 AM #4591Anonymous
InactiveI’ve worked out how to make it appear. You have to double-click on the Music Server. This opens a new window which you can ignore. However now the Music server entry in the original window has an arrow next to it. Clicking on that reveals the smart playlist!!
Now who thought up that poor design in iTunes?
OK, so now this works, I will double-check in XBMC and see if the playlists are populated.
Andy
14/06/2006 at 1:49 AM #4592rpedde
Participant@ajayre wrote:
I’ve worked out how to make it appear. You have to double-click on the Music Server. This opens a new window which you can ignore. However now the Music server entry in the original window has an arrow next to it. Clicking on that reveals the smart playlist!!
Now who thought up that poor design in iTunes?
OK, so now this works, I will double-check in XBMC and see if the playlists are populated.
Andy
Or you can just single click it. It’s a music source, just like any of the others on the sidebar there.
14/06/2006 at 1:51 AM #4593Anonymous
InactiveOK, single clicking works, but it didn’t do that before. Perhaps something related to this was fixed since 1082?
Andy
14/06/2006 at 2:15 AM #4594Anonymous
InactiveOK, so back to the original problem.
I just tried browing mt-daapd in XBMC (mid may T3CH release), and both “Library” and “Music from the 90’s” are empty. They appear, but they have notihng in them.
It works in iTunes, so hopefully it is something simple to getting working with XBMC?
Andy
19/06/2006 at 3:52 PM #4595Anonymous
InactiveOne of the best features of mt-daapd is the automatic scanning of the library. Updating the library on XBMC is a chore…
Andy
19/06/2006 at 4:10 PM #4596morglum
GuestAndy, did you get XBMC to work?
Simon
19/06/2006 at 4:12 PM #4597Anonymous
InactiveNope – waiting for a response from Ron…
Andy
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