REACT:Creating A Playlist - Revision history

Jan at 19:34, 29 July 2010

2010-07-29T19:34:48Z

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	We use the addition of "--nocheck" to force a playlist without extended information, since the latest TAG original will not read m4a tracks.		We use the addition of "--nocheck" to force a playlist without extended information, since the latest TAG original will not read m4a tracks.

	[[Category:REACT\|Creating A Playlist]]		[[Category:REACT Guides\|Creating A Playlist]]

Akkurat: Changed $artist$ to $cdartist$ in the REN commands

2009-01-15T17:52:15Z

Changed $artist$ to $cdartist$ in the REN commands

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	<pre>@tools@\Tag.exe --playlist --sort track --a-artist "@cdartist@" --a-title "@album@" --plname temp.m3u *.flac		<pre>@tools@\Tag.exe --playlist --sort track --a-artist "@cdartist@" --a-title "@album@" --plname temp.m3u *.flac
	REM ** Workaround for %-chars disappearing from the playlist filename when using tag.exe.		REM ** Workaround for %-chars disappearing from the playlist filename when using tag.exe.
	REN temp.m3u "$~~artist~~$ - $album$.m3u"</pre>		REN temp.m3u "$cdartist$ - $album$.m3u"</pre>

	Though of course you'll need Tag.exe. [http://synthetic-soul.co.uk/tag]. Replace "flac" with the appropriate format where necessary. Put these lines in the post-processing section of tracks.cfg (where it may copy the log and where it applies the album gain).		Though of course you'll need Tag.exe. [http://synthetic-soul.co.uk/tag]. Replace "flac" with the appropriate format where necessary. Put these lines in the post-processing section of tracks.cfg (where it may copy the log and where it applies the album gain).
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	<pre>@tools@\Tag.exe --playlist --nocheck --a-artist "@cdartist@" --a-title "@album@" --plname temp.m3u *.m4a		<pre>@tools@\Tag.exe --playlist --nocheck --a-artist "@cdartist@" --a-title "@album@" --plname temp.m3u *.m4a
	REM ** Workaround for %-chars disappearing from the playlist filename when using tag.exe.		REM ** Workaround for %-chars disappearing from the playlist filename when using tag.exe.
	REN temp.m3u "$~~artist~~$ - $album$.m3u"</pre>		REN temp.m3u "$cdartist$ - $album$.m3u"</pre>

	We use the addition of "--nocheck" to force a playlist without extended information, since the latest TAG original will not read m4a tracks.		We use the addition of "--nocheck" to force a playlist without extended information, since the latest TAG original will not read m4a tracks.

	[[Category:REACT\|Creating A Playlist]]		[[Category:REACT\|Creating A Playlist]]

Akkurat: Workaround for %-chars disappearing from the playlist filename when using tag.exe

2008-01-12T10:33:00Z

Workaround for %-chars disappearing from the playlist filename when using tag.exe

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	Please see [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=50273&view=findpost&p=462691 this post] and [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=50273&view=findpost&p=462792 this post].		Please see [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=50273&view=findpost&p=462691 this post] and [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=50273&view=findpost&p=462792 this post].

	Expanding upon the second link, you can generate an M3U list in your target directory by including ~~a line~~ similar to this:		Expanding upon the second link, you can generate an M3U list in your target directory by including lines similar to this:

	<pre>@tools@\Tag.exe --playlist --sort track --a-artist "@cdartist@" --a-title "@album@" --plname "$artist$ - $album$" *.flac</pre>		<pre>@tools@\Tag.exe --playlist --sort track --a-artist "@cdartist@" --a-title "@album@" --plname temp.m3u *.flac
			REM ** Workaround for %-chars disappearing from the playlist filename when using tag.exe.
			REN temp.m3u "$artist$ - $album$.m3u"</pre>

	Though of course you'll need Tag.exe. [http://synthetic-soul.co.uk/tag]. Replace "flac" with the appropriate format where necessary. Put ~~this line~~ in the post-processing section of tracks.cfg (where it may copy the log and where it applies the album gain). ~~For AAC tracks, you may have to use a different line:~~		Though of course you'll need Tag.exe. [http://synthetic-soul.co.uk/tag]. Replace "flac" with the appropriate format where necessary. Put these lines in the post-processing section of tracks.cfg (where it may copy the log and where it applies the album gain).

	~~<pre>@tools@\Tag.exe --playlist --nocheck --a-artist "@cdartist@" --a-title "@album@" --plname "$artist$ - $album$" *.m4a</pre>~~

			For AAC tracks, you may have to use different lines:

			<pre>@tools@\Tag.exe --playlist --nocheck --a-artist "@cdartist@" --a-title "@album@" --plname temp.m3u *.m4a
			REM ** Workaround for %-chars disappearing from the playlist filename when using tag.exe.
			REN temp.m3u "$artist$ - $album$.m3u"</pre>

	We use the addition of "--nocheck" to force a playlist without extended information, since the latest TAG original will not read m4a tracks.		We use the addition of "--nocheck" to force a playlist without extended information, since the latest TAG original will not read m4a tracks.

	[[Category:REACT\|Creating A Playlist]]		[[Category:REACT\|Creating A Playlist]]

Nago at 17:27, 7 December 2007

2007-12-07T17:27:04Z

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	Please see [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=50273&view=findpost&p=462691 this post] and [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=50273&view=findpost&p=462792 this post].		Please see [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=50273&view=findpost&p=462691 this post] and [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=50273&view=findpost&p=462792 this post].

	~~I may expand~~ this ~~page when I have more time~~. :-)		Expanding upon the second link, you can generate an M3U list in your target directory by including a line similar to this:

			<pre>@tools@\Tag.exe --playlist --sort track --a-artist "@cdartist@" --a-title "@album@" --plname "$artist$ - $album$" *.flac</pre>

			Though of course you'll need Tag.exe. [http://synthetic-soul.co.uk/tag]. Replace "flac" with the appropriate format where necessary. Put this line in the post-processing section of tracks.cfg (where it may copy the log and where it applies the album gain). For AAC tracks, you may have to use a different line:

			<pre>@tools@\Tag.exe --playlist --nocheck --a-artist "@cdartist@" --a-title "@album@" --plname "$artist$ - $album$" *.m4a</pre>


			We use the addition of "--nocheck" to force a playlist without extended information, since the latest TAG original will not read m4a tracks.

	[[Category:REACT\|Creating A Playlist]]		[[Category:REACT\|Creating A Playlist]]

Synthetic Soul: Added link to other post (method untested)

2007-04-17T11:43:49Z

Added link to other post (method untested)

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	Please see [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=50273&view=findpost&p=462691 this post].		Please see [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=50273&view=findpost&p=462691 this post] and [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=50273&view=findpost&p=462792 this post].

	I may expand this page when I have more time. :-)		I may expand this page when I have more time. :-)

	[[Category:REACT\|Creating A Playlist]]		[[Category:REACT\|Creating A Playlist]]

Synthetic Soul: Added categorisation

2007-04-17T11:37:58Z

Added categorisation

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	I may expand this page when I have more time. :-)		I may expand this page when I have more time. :-)

			[[Category:REACT\|Creating A Playlist]]

Synthetic Soul: Initial stub version

2007-04-17T11:37:28Z

Initial stub version

New page

Please see [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=50273&view=findpost&p=462691 this post].

I may expand this page when I have more time. :-)