On 09/16/2014 09:17 PM, Ed Greshko wrote:
On 09/17/14 11:00, jd1008 wrote:
I have
mplayer-1.1-22.20140414svn.fc20.x86_64
smplayer-14.3.0-1.fc20.x86_64
I cd into a music dir and create a playlist as follows:
find $PWD -name \*.mp3 > play.pls
I then play it with
mplayer -playlist ./play.pls
and it plays just fine.
However, with smplayer:
Click
open->playlist
opens the browse dialog and I select the playlist I just created.
I click on the play button.
No sound, no track names are displayed in the playlist (which is displayed by
clicking on the playlist icon).
So what is the format of the playlist that smplayer is expecting?
Why don't you create a play list from within smplayer and examine what format
it creates.
I did, and it is horribly verbose. To wit:
#EXTM3U
# Playlist created by SMPlayer 14.3.0
#EXTINF:414.56,03_Nechein Man.webm
03_Nechein Man.webm
#EXTINF:200.04,07. Faun - Wenn wir uns wiedersehen-NPaDt85Sf_0.mp4
07. Faun - Wenn wir uns wiedersehen-NPaDt85Sf_0.mp4
#EXTINF:300.05,10. Faun - Andro II-nrTt0daF1Ak.mp4
10. Faun - Andro II-nrTt0daF1Ak.mp4
I find it ridiculous that smplayer should refuse to play playlists that
mplayer has no problems playing.
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