XSPF playlist plugin for foobar2000 1.3+
XSPF is the XML format for sharing playlists.
- Generate XSPF playlist with/without hard coded path (<location>)
- Import XSPF playlist with/without hard coded path (<location>)
- Support XSPF version 1 format
- To read a XSPF playlist, drag and drop the playlist to foobar2000, or just open it as you normally do (duh
- To generate a XSPF playlist, select menu
File->Save playlist..., or right click ->Utilities->Save as playlist...
Options are listed at File -> Preferences -> page Advanced -> tab Tools -> XSPF playlist
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Read
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<album>
Read this field and map to metadata "ALBUM". This field is used as text when <location> is present, or as a search keyword when <location> is absent.
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<creator>
Read this field and map to metadata "ARTIST". This field is used as text when <location> is present, or as a search keyword when <location> is absent.
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<title>
Read this field and map to metadata "TITLE". This field is used as text when <location> is present, or as a search keyword when <location> is absent.
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<trackNum>
Read this field and map to metadata "TRACKNUMBER". This field is used as text when <location> is present, or as a search keyword when <location> is absent.
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<location>
If checked, foobar2000 will use this field as file path. Otherwise the plugin will use other fields to find matching tracks in media library and add it to playlist.
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Disable resolving <location>
If checked, the plugin won't bother to check if data in <location> is valid or not. This option must be checked when <location> is pointing to a cuesheet.
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Allow multiple match
If checked and <location> is unchecked, the plugin will add all matching tracks instead of only one.
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Allow partial matching
If checked and <location> is unchecked, the plugin will allow partial matching when finding tracks in media library. Otherwise, exact match is enforced.
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Write
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<album>
Write out this field, mapped to metadata "ALBUM".
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<annotation>
Write out this field, mapped to metadata "COMMENT".
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<creator>
Write out this field, mapped to metadata "ARTIST".
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<date>
Write out this field, mapped to metadata "TRACKNUMBER".
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<duration>
Write out this field, mapped to the date on which the xspf file is generated.
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<location>
Write out this field, mapped to "file path".
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<title>
Write out this field, mapped to metadata "TITLE".
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<trackNum>
Write out this field, mapped to metadata "TRACKNUMBER".
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Compact output
If checked, there won't be any formatting in the generated xspf file, making the file smaller but also makes it less suitable for human to read.
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Use relative path whenever possible
If checked, <location> will have relative path instead of absolute path. The path is relative in the sense of where the track is located and the path of the generated xspf file.
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- Visual Studio 2015
See LICENSE file