j.s | # 11 | 2010-04-23, 03:03 | Report

No, you use the terminal application to make a playlist for
each directory..

The ls command lists files in the current directory, or in the directories named following the command.

I think the playlists can be almost anywhere, but I have been putting them togeter with the media files.

nbosch1 | # 12 | 2010-04-23, 06:11 | Report

If the playlist is anywhere but the same directory as the music then the paths to the music files need to be absolute (or at least a full path relative to the location of the playlist)

jakiman | # 13 | 2010-04-23, 06:28 | Report

I just use Symfonie. It's a simple media player with equalizer and file/folder based browse/playback.

manvik60 | # 14 | 2010-04-23, 08:09 | Report

As you said, use Mediabox. It has option to play from folders.

Missingbyte | # 15 | 2010-04-23, 08:11 | Report

I use this to, it works well.
just lags slightly when browsing web or any other tasks.

gionni88 | # 16 | 2010-04-23, 08:29 | Report

I use the following script to get a playlist including the mp3 of a chosen folder:

#!/bin/sh
find /home/user/MyDocs/Music -name *.mp3 > /home/user/MyDocs/Musica/Playlist.m3u

than I set up a desktop command script that gets updated when clicked and I find the playlist done under the imported ones.

cashclientel | # 17 | 2010-04-23, 08:36 | Report

Were the following posts useful?

#2 - "edit the tracker.cfg file"
#4 - "manually genre tag all your mp3s"
#6 - "make playlists on your computer and tag your mp3s"

I've got no right to rant - but c'mon guys...

Thank goodness the OP worked it out for himself.

lq_sunshine | # 18 | 2010-05-05, 21:15 | Report

i found an easy way to create playlists from folders.
i installed Kmplayer.

there is a function ... "generate playlist".
select "directory media scanner"

then "playlist options"--> export m3u

you will find the new playlist in mediaplayer (imported playlistst)

LQ

allz | # 19 | 2010-05-06, 02:00 | Report

thai's it! thanks alot