Help!!
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Help....need some help here!!
Me using Window Media Player, I wanna to have a list of all the mp3 I have in my playlist. In doc format or TXT format or notepad format or html
I dun seem to find the button....
Pls help!!
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Click Start -> Search -> Files... and find .mp3... maybe it works?
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i dun wanna find mp3...
I wanna a list of mp3 i hav in my playlist..... -
Media Library at your media player... explore there... sure got..
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ok here's wat you do...
first you open all the mp3 files you wan in your media player...
then save the playlist in eg desktop...
then on desktop...
right click playlist...
choose "open with" option
then use notepad or wordpad to open playlist...
think should be like tat lah...
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Why must use windows media player?
Winamp playlist editor Ctrl+Alt+G to generate HTML playlist Copy and paste -
eh.. i wanna dl winamp lei.. but last time when i dl one version.. my pc crashed
any version that u guys could rec?
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Any version except 2.81, 2.92, and 3.Originally posted by shinta:eh.. i wanna dl winamp lei.. but last time when i dl one version.. my pc crashed
any version that u guys could rec? -
Can...but still need to filter lotsa of errors...Originally posted by hyuuga neji:ok here's wat you do...
first you open all the mp3 files you wan in your media player...
then save the playlist in eg desktop...
then on desktop...
right click playlist...
choose "open with" option
then use notepad or wordpad to open playlist...
think should be like tat lah...
e.g below -
I noe tis way...mus covert all mp mp3 into winamp again..thus change e title of the mps...alot fo hard work leh...Originally posted by ditzy:Why must use windows media player? Winamp playlist editor Ctrl+Alt+G to generate HTML playlist Copy and paste
Dunno Win Media player gt any of tis kind function anot? -
any1 gt better idea??
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Put all the mp3s into one playlist. In your winamp playlist editor, ctrl+A to select all the mp3s, then right click and select view file info or Alt+3. This will be ley chey but its to remove your mp3 tags and your mp3s will be named as per file default file name. Uncheck both ID3v1 and ID3v2 tags. Click update and do so for all the other mp3s that will follow consecutively since you selected all. Its only tedious unless you got like what a few thousand mp3s in that playlist.
Tip of advice, make sure you renamed the mp3 file name to something you recognized first. Coz if you did above, both tags are gone permanently, and winamp reads tags as priority. -
Sound gd...but i gt few thousand mp3s leh...hw???Originally posted by ditzy:Put all the mp3s into one playlist. In your winamp playlist editor, ctrl+A to select all the mp3s, then right click and select view file info or Alt+3. This will be ley chey but its to remove your mp3 tags and your mp3s will be named as per file default file name. Uncheck both ID3v1 and ID3v2 tags. Click update and do so for all the other mp3s that will follow consecutively since you selected all. Its only tedious unless you got like what a few thousand mp3s in that playlist.
Tip of advice, make sure you renamed the mp3 file name to something you recognized first. Coz if you did above, both tags are gone permanently, and winamp reads tags as priority.
Any easier way out by using window media player? -
Sorry, I'm only a dedicated winamp user.
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So hw???
Any1 can help? -
Upz!
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Thank a lot for ur help ditzy!!Originally posted by ditzy:http://au.search.yahoo.com/search?p=directory+printer&meta=