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charlie replied on February 26, 2009 03:29 to the question "m3u's why do you have to import EVERYTIME" in Songbird:
GeekShadow
Thank you for looking at this. Ampache can send the player, a M3U, simple M3U, PLS, Asx, RAM, XSPF playlists. Not sure if this will help, but here is the XML API documentation http://ampache.org/wiki/dev:xmlapi. If you have any additional questions Ampache's Lead Dev is Karl Vollmer. He can be reached at IRC freenode #ampache or by email vollmer AT ampache DOT org. Feel free to contact me at cjsmo AT ubuntu DOT com.
Thanks again, I think Songbird and Ampache will make an awesome pair.-
charlie replied on February 25, 2009 20:08 to the question "m3u's why do you have to import EVERYTIME" in Songbird:
well 2 days and no answer hmmm, the 34 songbird employees must be on vacation. Your product is pretty decent but your support sucks. Guess I'll just use Amarok2 or VLC -
charlie asked a question in Songbird on February 23, 2009 13:02:
m3u's why do you have to import EVERYTIMEis there a way to set up songbird so it imports m3u playlists automatically. I use Ampache to manage my music remotely. In order to get songbird to play the m3u that Ampache sends it you have to download the playlist and then I have to import the playlist to play it, you have to do this to EVERY playlist (gets old after awhile). This would be my default media player if it wasn't for this. Ampache has an XML API, is there any way to use it in conjuction with songbird?
