2014-05-05, 17:57
Hi all,
Longtime user here. I just upgraded from Frodo (Aeon Nox 4) to Gotham 13.0 (Aeon Nox 5), and am having a problem with externally-created M3U music playlists. My M3U playlists are originally created by J River Media Center, and saved in the appropriate XBMC userdata folder. In Frodo, when I accessed one of these playlists, XBMC would "scan" the songs into the library and everything was fine. In Gotham, when I open one of these playlists, XBMC does not scan the contents (no cover art, fanart, tag info), and when I click on one of the tracks in the playlist I eventually get an error: "one or more items failed to play". The paths in the playlists are relative, not absolute, so that is not the problem. In fact, when I go to "Info" of one of the tracks in the playlist, XBMC shows the correct relative path.
I thought maybe this was a problem with Aeon Nox 5, but I also have the same issue using Confluence.
Bug?
Longtime user here. I just upgraded from Frodo (Aeon Nox 4) to Gotham 13.0 (Aeon Nox 5), and am having a problem with externally-created M3U music playlists. My M3U playlists are originally created by J River Media Center, and saved in the appropriate XBMC userdata folder. In Frodo, when I accessed one of these playlists, XBMC would "scan" the songs into the library and everything was fine. In Gotham, when I open one of these playlists, XBMC does not scan the contents (no cover art, fanart, tag info), and when I click on one of the tracks in the playlist I eventually get an error: "one or more items failed to play". The paths in the playlists are relative, not absolute, so that is not the problem. In fact, when I go to "Info" of one of the tracks in the playlist, XBMC shows the correct relative path.
I thought maybe this was a problem with Aeon Nox 5, but I also have the same issue using Confluence.
Bug?