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nicolaluna marked one of ashughes' replies in Songbird as useful. ashughes replied to the question "Where are individual playlist files located in MacOSX?".

nicolaluna marked one of ashughes' replies in Songbird as useful. ashughes replied to the question "Where are individual playlist files located in MacOSX?".

nicolaluna replied on August 27, 2008 20:09 to the question "Where are individual playlist files located in MacOSX?" in Songbird:

Cool. I'll keep following that then. Thank you for your help, and BTW all your great work on SB!! :) It is very much appreciated!

nicolaluna replied on August 27, 2008 19:09 to the question "Where are individual playlist files located in MacOSX?" in Songbird:

Thanks very much, I see it. Cool.

(Question: Is it already understood that if you import it more than twice the songs show up as many times as you import them? For example I import four times, I get four copies of those songs?)

nicolaluna replied on August 27, 2008 18:50 to the question "Where are individual playlist files located in MacOSX?" in Songbird:

No, not at all. It happens whenever I import any playlist, whether I use the workflow or not.

nicolaluna replied on August 27, 2008 18:48 to the question "Were is the Songbird local database located?" in Songbird:

Hi Tyler, sorry I never replied! I was looking for something else and forgot. But thank you for offering!!

nicolaluna replied on August 27, 2008 18:44 to the question "Where are individual playlist files located in MacOSX?" in Songbird:

I'm so sorry. I think I'm clear and I'm not. It does both. It creates duplicate songs in my library. It also creates duplicate playlists. (The latter are easier to delete, so I didn't think of that.)

nicolaluna replied on August 27, 2008 18:37 to the discussion "LOVE Songbird" in Songbird:

The more I play with Songbird, chat on the forums, and update with add-ons, the more I am loving it. At first I was frustrated with some faults but yeah, what other big player is actually listening to working with the input of it's users? This alone is pretty d*** cool. It's sleek, and as Rajan said, it's not even in Version 1 yet. Loving it.

The big shift for me was when I found open-source burning and ripping software to go along with SB, but I know those will probably be tied in later.

My Mac loves it. My speakers love it. Even my cats are happy. Loving it. Praise, praise! Thank you.

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nicolaluna replied on August 27, 2008 18:27 to the idea "EQ and applet" in Songbird:

This idea is kinda a big deal! :)

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A comment on the question "What digital music formats will Songbird play?" in Songbird:

Hi Geek Shadow,

I'm noticing that when I play something directly from the web- I'll use Radio Paradise as an example because it's well-known- every time I play it a new "Radio Paradise" link (song? file?) is created in my library. So I have multiples of these. I think it's because whatever song is playing registers as a new song, but I'm not sure, because I also get tons of "1048" files. I don't know what these are, but you can't play them.

Since Songbird's focus feature is to play the web, I thought you might want to know of this. It would be phenomenal if Songbird could clean these extra files up after itself, so I don't have to keep doing it. I don't think iTunes can do this! ;)

God I hope this player stays around. I. Freeken. Love. It. – nicolaluna, on August 27, 2008 18:23

nicolaluna replied on August 27, 2008 18:01 to the question "Where are individual playlist files located in MacOSX?" in Songbird:

Ok, this is the add-on: http://addons.songbirdnest.com/addon/51 (I'm using the most recent version for Songbird 0.7.0) Once installed, a new menu-option is available from the File drop-down menu in Songbird. I click export playlist and choose the one I want, for me, my "morning playlist." I export to a folder in my music library.

I've created a workflow that opens the playlist with Songbird when my computer wakes up in the morning. What this does is simply open the playlist with Songbird. I've tried opening the playlist without the workflow and the result is the same:

It successfully plays the playlist alright, but it also creates duplicates of the songs I've chosen from my library. Doing this again the next morning creates triplicates, and so on; and there's no function to automatically manage them.

Since no actual new media files are created in this process, just new playlists, I feel this should be controllable.... Otherwise importing playlists becomes too much trouble.

Hope this info. is enough to help, and thank you again for replying!

nicolaluna replied on August 27, 2008 02:53 to the idea "CD Rip / Burn Support" in Songbird:

Media Monkey = only for Windows

nicolaluna replied on August 26, 2008 05:32 to the question "remove duplicates" in Songbird:

Boris, can you please post a link to the bug? I would like to follow this issue. Thank you!

The only way I have found to use Songbird as an alarm clock is by importing playlists, and if I do this every morning I'm going to have a lot of duplicates!

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nicolaluna replied on August 26, 2008 04:32 to the question "Where are individual playlist files located in MacOSX?" in Songbird:

There is an add-on by compugeek32 that let's me export playlists, and I can run those files in a workflow. But the problem so far with this is that when Songbird reimports them it creates duplicates. I know this version is not supposed to allow this but it does....

nicolaluna replied on August 26, 2008 04:29 to the question "Songbird/Songbird" in Songbird:

Hi, that extension can not be installed with the new version. When I add a new playlist, if any of the songs in it are already in my library I do get duplicates. I'm running Songbird 0.7.0 and I'm on a Mac.

Help? Thanks!

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