Re: Re[2]: Xmms Playlist Track Display

Jason Huck <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.audio.netjuke.user
Message-ID <BAAE3CBB.6F65%[email protected]>
I always wondered about that. Just made a quick test file with the #EXT info
included, and either I screwed something up, or iTunes doesn't support it.
It played the song, but didn't display the extra info. Bummer.

> This explains why Winamp seems to display Artist, Track, etc. in
> Playlists while Audion and every other Mac Player only displays
> filename (if I'm lucky) or even less appealing, the track's url.

>>> All netjuke would have to do it put the ID3 info(which it probably
>>> already has) with the m3u list it is sending. A quick glance at the
>>> m3u file netjuke sends has no #EXT info listed.

>> Netjuke already does include these #EXTINF lines in the playlist but
>> this is apparently limited to windows at the moment
>> ($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] contains "windows"). If XMMS or players
>> on other systems use the #EXTINF data it might be a good idea to
>> extend the support though.



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