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Where to place m3u playlist in Windows? #9

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nobef opened this issue Dec 10, 2022 · 4 comments
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Where to place m3u playlist in Windows? #9

nobef opened this issue Dec 10, 2022 · 4 comments

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@nobef
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nobef commented Dec 10, 2022

I'm dumb and didn't understand how the script works. Maybe you need to edit the script yourself, but I could not. Please explain

@jonniek
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jonniek commented Dec 10, 2022

Where to place m3u playlist

Can you elaborate on what you are trying to achieve

@nobef
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nobef commented Dec 10, 2022

@jonniek playlist = "/home/anon/radio.m3u" --radio playlist with your channels, or url incase of 1 channel only
as I understand it, you need to create an m3u playlist and move it to a folder (?) And where is this "/home/anon/" in windows?
Then I want to launch with the R key. Isn't that what they meant?

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jonniek commented Dec 11, 2022

Ok I see what you mean now.

You can change the "/home/anon/" in the lua file to a path in your windows machine. That is just a placeholder and a path in unix machines.

So create your m3u file in the file explorer anywhere you want. You can see here instructions on getting the path of that file https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/articles/00015251

Note that if your path contains \ characters, then you need to change them to \\ in the lua file.

So for example "C:\users\anon\playlist.m3u" would become "C:\\users\\anon\\playlist.m3u"

@nobef
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nobef commented Dec 11, 2022

Did it like this:

playlist = "C:\\users\\sartu\\radio.m3u" --radio playlist with your channels, or url incase of 1 channel only

Everything is fine, it works! Thanks!

It would not hurt to write in the instructions. Perhaps that is why the script is underestimated.

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