w3wilkes wrote: 
> If we have a bunch of Dynamic Playlists created with the old Erland
> SQLPlaylists how do we get them into the new Dynamic Playlists 4 / DPLC?
Good question. I've added it to the DPLC FAQ.
If you have custom dynamic playlists saved as “*Customized SQL*“ in
-SQLPlayList- (i.e. you've manually edited your SQLite statement), try
to use them *directly* in DPL*4*: locate the *sql.xml* file for your
custom dynamic playlist in the SQLPlayList folder, change the file
extension to *sql*, replace instances of -select tracks.url from tracks-
with -select tracks.id, tracks.primary_artist from tracks- and drop the
file in DPL's folder for custom dynamic playlists called
*DPL-custom-lists*. If you have any doubts about whether your customized
SQLite code is compatible with v4, just post the code in '*here*'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?115501-Dynamic-Playlists-3-get-help-with-your-custom-playlists)
and I'll take a look.

If your custom dynamic playlists are saved as “*use predefined*“ in
SQLPlayList, they are based on templates which are different from the
ones in DPLC. So I'm afraid, for those *predefined* custom dynamic
playlists there's no way to import them. 

With DPL3 you can use SQLPlayList and DPLC -at the same time-. Maybe
worth a shot to test DPLC and see if you like it at all.



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