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    Hi

    I'm running LMS 8.1.1 on Windows 10 on a new PC. The MP3 files are on a portable USB HD ( M: ) transferred from my old PC.
    Today I notice all my playlists are 'empty', even those newly created directly with the LMS web interface if and when the playlists are re-scanned.
    It seems the act of re-scanning a playlist causes LMS to believe it to be empty. For example, this file created by LMS after re-scanning will not play. Rescanning doesn't alter the M3U file.

    #CURTRACK 0
    #EXTM3U
    #EXTURL:file:///M:/MySong.mp3
    #EXTINF:200,My Song
    M:\MySong.mp3
    ...etc.

    I tried re-writing the M3U file to the old style, e.g.

    #EXTM3U
    #CURTRACK 0
    #EXTINF:-1,My Song
    M:\MySong.mp3
    ...etc.

    but still treated as empty by LMS.

    Maybe this is a file access permissions matter? Although I do have all media files' permissions set as full read/write for the user 'Everyone'.

    Any ideas? Thanks

    GNQ

  • #2
    Originally posted by Gnq
    Hi

    I'm running LMS 8.1.1 on Windows 10 on a new PC. The MP3 files are on a portable USB HD ( M: ) transferred from my old PC.
    Today I notice all my playlists are 'empty', even those newly created directly with the LMS web interface if and when the playlists are re-scanned.
    It seems the act of re-scanning a playlist causes LMS to believe it to be empty. For example, this file created by LMS after re-scanning will not play. Rescanning doesn't alter the M3U file.

    #CURTRACK 0
    #EXTM3U
    #EXTURL:file:///M:/MySong.mp3
    #EXTINF:200,My Song
    M:\MySong.mp3
    ...etc.

    I tried re-writing the M3U file to the old style, e.g.

    #EXTM3U
    #CURTRACK 0
    #EXTINF:-1,My Song
    M:\MySong.mp3
    ...etc.

    but still treated as empty by LMS.

    Maybe this is a file access permissions matter? Although I do have all media files' permissions set as full read/write for the user 'Everyone'.

    Any ideas? Thanks

    GNQ
    I have the same problem. All my playlist are empty.
    I am running PCP 7.0 in RPI 4.
    My files are stored in NAS (music and playlist) with NFS access for the Pi.

    Cheers,


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    • #3
      Originally posted by tobal2
      I have the same problem. All my playlist are empty.
      I am running PCP 7.0 in RPI 4.
      My files are stored in NAS (music and playlist) with NFS access for the Pi.

      Cheers,


      Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
      Solved!
      I had an error in the file path.


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