Hi!
I'm generating playlists with bash. They work fine everywhere else and I'd like to use them on my phone. Problem is:
- Sometimes it takes days until a playlist is added even if I re-scan the sd card manually.
- Sometimes they just show up empty for no apparent reason.
- I can't find any documentation.
- Can't find a way to delete the messed up ones comfortably (without deleting the whole media app data + the ones created from applications that I want to keep).. So they just accumulate (I've got more than 500 playlists on there now)
- Can't figure out how exactly I have to create playlists. Best results so far with utf8 m3u without header or anything (just one relative filename per line).
- Tried using m3u8 extension instead or adding the header #EXTM3U to the first line, but those playlists just seem to show up empty (hard to tell because it takes DAYS until they update and I'm never show)
So, the ideal solution for me would be some CLI commands to show / add / remove playlists, so I can do something like this:
... and more.
If that's not possible, I'll have to consider alternatives and hints are appreciated... not planning to install gapps or random closed source apps from the Internets though.
HELP!!?!?!
(please :silly: )
I'm generating playlists with bash. They work fine everywhere else and I'd like to use them on my phone. Problem is:
- Sometimes it takes days until a playlist is added even if I re-scan the sd card manually.
- Sometimes they just show up empty for no apparent reason.
- I can't find any documentation.
- Can't find a way to delete the messed up ones comfortably (without deleting the whole media app data + the ones created from applications that I want to keep).. So they just accumulate (I've got more than 500 playlists on there now)
- Can't figure out how exactly I have to create playlists. Best results so far with utf8 m3u without header or anything (just one relative filename per line).
- Tried using m3u8 extension instead or adding the header #EXTM3U to the first line, but those playlists just seem to show up empty (hard to tell because it takes DAYS until they update and I'm never show)
So, the ideal solution for me would be some CLI commands to show / add / remove playlists, so I can do something like this:
Code:
$ crappymediathing --printall playlists | grep "****ty\|broken" | while read playlist; do crappymediathing --remove "$playlist"; done;
$ echo /sdcard/playlists/*m3u | while read playlist; do crappymediathing --addplaylist "$playlist" --doitrightnow --yesreallynotatsomerandompointinthenext2days; done; If that's not possible, I'll have to consider alternatives and hints are appreciated... not planning to install gapps or random closed source apps from the Internets though.
HELP!!?!?!
(please :silly: )
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