iPlaylist Importer 1.6 - Updated 25/05/2008

[trixmoto]

New version (1.6) is now available to download from my website. I have now fixed playlists with tabs not working correctly.

[Kapten Iglo]

Hey, I'd like to you use your script too, but (this is probably stupid) i can't see there any download button. Could you please explain to me how i can manage to integrate this script in MM3?

[Bex]

Simply click on the MM3 icon on his website to download the script (or any other script you'll find there)

[ceep]

Hi

just found this site after installing MM yesterday, basically because I'm sick of itunes. I want to copy my itunes playlists to MM, and this seems to be the way to do it but could someone explain which icon I should click on to download the script - is it the 4kb .mmip file or the 283kb .exe file, or both?

Thanks

[Bex]

mmip for MM3, exe is for MM2.

[ceep]

Cheers!

[Anonymous B]

When I try to install the package, I get "product installation error." What am I doing wrong?

[nohitter151]

When I try to install the package, I get "product installation error." What am I doing wrong?

You have to run MediaMonkey as administrator before installing the script. Close MM, right click the MM icon, then "Run as administrator". Installing the script now should be fine.

[Anonymous B]

Thanks alot, it worked!

[blackcows]

iPlaylist importer is exactly what I have been looking for. We have extensive iTunes playlists and have been looking for a way to import them into MM. I downloaded the script and am having a problem, it does import the playlist and shows the tracks have a path with a format of localhost\\bartserver\music\... Using this path the track will not play but when I update the path by removing "localhost" things work fine. In otherwords the path \\bartserver\music\.. works fine. It is much to time consuming to change the path on each track. Is there any solution for this?

Mike

[trixmoto]

As discussed via email, if you open the script in a text editor and find lines 185-187...

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        If Left(fil,7) = "file://" Then
          fil = Mid(fil,8)
        End If

...then you can insert the following lines directly underneath these...

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        If Left(fil,9) = "localhost" Then
          fil = Mid(fil,10)
        End If

...this will trim off the "localhost" for you.

[nynaevelan]

As discussed via email, if you open the script in a text editor and find lines 185-187...

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        If Left(fil,7) = "file://" Then
          fil = Mid(fil,8)
        End If

...then you can insert the following lines directly underneath these...

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        If Left(fil,9) = "localhost" Then
          fil = Mid(fil,10)
        End If

...this will trim off the "localhost" for you.

This solution isn'w working for me, I am still getting the files with this directory, file://localhost/D:/Music/. Any idea what I am doing wrong?

[trixmoto]

Ah, you said "localhost" not "localhost/" - try these lines instead...

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        If Left(fil,10) = "localhost/" Then
          fil = Mid(fil,11)
        End If

And as you have "file://" as well as "localhost/" you'll need to make sure these lines come after the original ones, not before.

[nynaevelan]

And as you have "file://" as well as "localhost/" you'll need to make sure these lines come after the original ones, not before.

I don't understand what you mean.

[trixmoto]

Copy and paste the "localhost/" lines after the "file://" lines.