Ugh, I'm having problems with this script. I lost my playlists on my MM database, and am trying to transfer the m3u playlists from my iPod.

When I do as instructed, (highlight desired playlist to transfer in iPod, and then click on tools > scripts > ilist transfer2) I get an error message.

I have also tried transferring the playlists using the Synch Device to MM feature; this results in blank playlists (playlist name is present, but no songs in playlist) in MM.

Suggestions?

Thanks,
Pilar

Probably: http://www.mediamonkey.com/support/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=59

Tried to install : IListTransfer2
Got an error code: Product Installation Error.
Result-it won't install and I see neither of the scripts is MM.
Win7 - Home Ed.
Itunes not on this PC
MM 3.2

abhiroopb - thanks for the reply mate.

Im getting errors on nearly every song. Considering i've 2197 songs to copy over, I think i'll just have to bite the bullet and do it manually.

:-?

[quote="Miro"][quote="abhiroopb"]I seem to be getting an error.

I have a playlist on my iPod called "Fav". There are about 2900 songs. When it hits 1454 songs I get the following error:

Error #424 - Microsoft VBScript runtime error
Object required: 'Qit.Item'
File: "C:\PROGRA~2\MEDIAM~1\Scripts\IListTransfer2,vbs", Line: 78, Column: 2

I am running Windows 7 Home x64

UPDATE: Fixed the error, looks like I had a couple of songs with errors.[/quote]

Im getting a similar error however it doesnt even get past the first song.

I've changed the link from F drive (where my music is) to iTouch and back again. No difference.

Help?

Edit. Im looking to copy playlists from my iTouch to MM[/quote]


This is not a script error, well I guess it is but it is easily fixable.

Let’s say your playlist, called “jazz”, has 1000 songs in it.

First, select the jazz playlist and then click on the iListTransfer script. It should now start scanning the playlist. You should see the green bar at the bottom of the screen (just above the media control buttons) filling the bar and the number going from 0 of 1000 to 1000 of 1000.

Second, when the error appears note the number in the green bar (for example, it may say 500 of 1000).

Now you know that song number 500 (out of 1000) is the one that is causing a problem. Scroll down the iPod playlist and find song number 500 and delete it. Run the script again.

Depending on how many “corrupt” songs there are this script may give the error over and over again. Keep deleting the problem files until the whole thing transfers.

[quote="abhiroopb"]I seem to be getting an error.

I have a playlist on my iPod called "Fav". There are about 2900 songs. When it hits 1454 songs I get the following error:

Error #424 - Microsoft VBScript runtime error
Object required: 'Qit.Item'
File: "C:\PROGRA~2\MEDIAM~1\Scripts\IListTransfer2,vbs", Line: 78, Column: 2

I am running Windows 7 Home x64

UPDATE: Fixed the error, looks like I had a couple of songs with errors.[/quote]

Im getting a similar error however it doesnt even get past the first song.

I've changed the link from F drive (where my music is) to iTouch and back again. No difference.

Help?

Edit. Im looking to copy playlists from my iTouch to MM

A completely fantastic and wonderful program you've written. It took me a little while to figure out how to use it but it worked great - you saved all my playlists!

Yes I was linking my iPod...little silly!

Hi sorry about the late reply- that's odd that it's connecting with dead links- under the options (tools- options- IListTransfer) did you specify the drive where you want it to search for matching songs? (If you have the ipod selected then it will just match with the ipod songs....) let me know how it goes

-Josh

I am having a problem with this app.

Basically, I ran it and all the songs appeared in the special playlist. How do I now link all those songs with songs in my library? Right now it seems to be linked to my iPod.

I seem to be getting an error.

I have a playlist on my iPod called "Fav". There are about 2900 songs. When it hits 1454 songs I get the following error:

Error #424 - Microsoft VBScript runtime error
Object required: 'Qit.Item'
File: "C:\PROGRA~2\MEDIAM~1\Scripts\IListTransfer2,vbs", Line: 78, Column: 2

I am running Windows 7 Home x64

UPDATE: Fixed the error, looks like I had a couple of songs with errors.

Wow this looks like EXACTLY what I was looking for.

Basically, I lost all my playlists when I re-formatted my hard drive and I have been frantically trying to find a piece of software in windows 7 that simply copies a playlist over. Unfortunately, I've had no such luck. This looks like it is perfect!

Will try it out once I am home and update on whether it worked and how well! Many thanks!

Hey Rob,
Thanks for posting- it's pretty cool to know that these scripts are working for other people

I put these scripts and a paypal link on a google site (http://sites.google.com/site/jseascript/) ...I'm thinking of adding a couple of scripts that I used to deal with duplicates. (they're not very user-friendly right now...)

Rednroll- sorry about the late reply. In case youre still interested in getting the IListTransfer working- the script seems to think that you selected either 0 or more than 2147483647 songs. Could you try testing the script again with 5 or so songs highlighted from a playlist? (I just received the same error when I ran the script without selecting a playlist with songs in it) If you get another error, let me know and I'll take a look

Still going through the list and it's closer to 99% match than 95% match on a >3000 track 14.9GB playlist spread over 1000 albums. This guy's script is literally a blessing from god, the greatest thing I've ever got for free in my life and on my word, I will make sure he is rewarded as is not something I can even comprehend sorting out for free. Absolutely awesome. :D :D :D

Hey JSea! Can you PM me please? I want to PayPal you some money.

I have over 2000 CD's (see http://www.dope.st) and a 200GB music collection and always update my 16GB iPod Nano via MediaMonkey every morning. I was tidying some stuff up 24 hours ago and highlighted a track to remove but without paying attention also highlighted my MAIN "selected items" playlist which is my definitive 14.9GB capacity playlist for a 16GB Nano that is finely tuned to the tracks I can squeeze in.

There was a prompt but I was rushing, and... well, you know the rest. Removed my main sync playlist. The most depressing moment ever. I lost it and was suicidal. Crazy to think but if you love music as much as I do and are re-jigging your playlist every damn day for travel to work in a 60+ hour week in business.... Tried the script from Trixmoto but no joy, nothing happened and thought I'd lost a detailed 16GB selection.

Then used yours (found via desperate googling) and it was like it was Christmas. Produced a playlist which had 95% matches. Am over the moon. It's like bringing a family member to life again. Just working through it matching the few non-matches but otherwise it's got the vast majority and the most depressing day of my music-listening life has just reached an unlikely salvation.

This script is AWESOME (tip: go to Tools > Options and find the script and setup the path of the DB before you run it, so it knows where to do its Columbo piece. My DB is on a network drive G. Once I told it this, it found such a large percentage and in minutes. Trixmoto's script ran for over 19 hours. Not a critique as he produces so much good stuff for MM but this is the biggest lifesaver ever.

PM me, please. :D