- Sonos playlist export media monkey how to#
- Sonos playlist export media monkey windows 7#
- Sonos playlist export media monkey windows#
As an ex-Mobile DJ I have nearly 30,000 songs that I ripped from my CD collection. Just got my first pair of Sonos Play:1's and have been impressed. If it is OK, you could then spend time researching how the MM UI is supposed to work with regard to playlists. it still appears to have the old contents, but if you queue it you will see that the updated contacts are queued).Īs I said, there must a cleaner way to use playlists in MediaMonkey, but that should allow you to test whether you get better cross music platform support from playlists generated with MediaMonkey. You will have to re-index your Sonos (Manage|UpdateMusicOndex) if it is playlist that is new to Sonos, but if you overwrite an existing playlist, you can queue it immediately.(the Sonos controller is slow to catch on that the playlist contents have been updated, ie. * select a Playlist from the Playlist node, right click, SendTo|M3U_XSPF_Playlist * there is a Playlist node in the MediaTree (ie. * select an album in the MediaMonkey UI, right click, SendTo|Playlist This may not be the best way to use them in MediaMonkey, but something like this works:
Sonos playlist export media monkey how to#
I don't make any use of playlists, so I am not well placed to advise you upon how to use them.
Sonos playlist export media monkey windows#
Modern versions of windows are happy with either back or forward slashes. Is there an easier solution to all of this nonsense? I apologize if this has been covered in another forum post. Very tedious to edit copies of all the playlist files just to be able to use the same playlists for each player. Sonos requires the “M:\” to be replaced with “\”.ĬUE requires the “M:\” to be replaced with “.\” Squeezebox requires the path to have the “M:\” replaced with file:///media/Music/ and all the “\”s replaced with “/”. Winamp prefixes everything with “M:\” where M: is the Windows drive letter mapped to the NAS music directory. Each system (Squeezebox, Sonos, CUE and Winamp) has their own requirements for the pathname in the m3u playlists. Added to that I own a Cadillac with a CUE system that uses an exact copy of my mp3 directory on the NAS server but it is stored on a flash drive. This server is also host to Logitech Squeezebox Server, and is UPnP which provides the interface for my Sonos devices. The mp3 files are all stored on a NAS server mapped to drive M on the Windows machine.
Sonos playlist export media monkey windows 7#
I use Winamp to create and edit playlists on a Windows 7 machine. Why don’t all devices use a standard way to implement the playlist?
However, it gets maddening when you have multiple devices sharing the same mp3 library. The M3U playlist standard is a wonderful way to create lists of your favorite music to play on your mp3 device.
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