Re: Re[2]: Xmms Playlist Track Display

I always wondered about that. Just made a quick test file with the #EXT info
included, and either I screwed something up, or iTunes doesn't support it.
It played the song, but didn't display the extra info. Bummer.

> This explains why Winamp seems to display Artist, Track, etc. in
> Playlists while Audion and every other Mac Player only displays
> filename (if I'm lucky) or even less appealing, the track's url.

>>> All netjuke would have to do it put the ID3 info(which it probably
>>> already has) with the m3u list it is sending. A quick glance at the
>>> m3u file netjuke sends has no #EXT info listed.

>> Netjuke already does include these #EXTINF lines in the playlist but
>> this is apparently limited to windows at the moment
>> ($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] contains "windows"). If XMMS or players
>> on other systems use the #EXTINF data it might be a good idea to
>> extend the support though.

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Re: Re[2]: Xmms Playlist Track Display

Make sure the format is exactly like this:

#EXTM3U
#EXTINF:292,Amon Tobin - Out From Out Where - Back From Space
http://wheezy/netjuke/var/music/mp3-vol1/complete/Amon%20Tobin/Out%20From%20Out%20Where/01%20-%20Back%20From%20Space.mp3
#EXTINF:235,Amon Tobin - Out From Out Where - Verbal (Feat. Mc Decimal
http://wheezy/netjuke/var/music/mp3-vol1/complete/Amon%20Tobin/Out%20From%20Out%20Where/02%20-%20Verbal%20%28feat.%20MC%20Decimal%20R%29.mp3
#EXTINF:367,Amon Tobin - Out From Out Where - Chronictronic
http://wheezy/netjuke/var/music/mp3-vol1/complete/Amon%20Tobin/Out%20From%20Out%20Where/03%20-%20ChronicTronic.mp3

If you just remove the "windows" limitation in the code in the php, it
will produce results like this (which doesn't work for xmms anyway).

#EXTM3U
#EXTINF:292,Amon Tobin - Out From Out Where - Back From Space
#EXTINF:235,Amon Tobin - Out From Out Where - Verbal (Feat. Mc Decimal
#EXTINF:367,Amon Tobin - Out From Out Where - Chronictronic
http://somehost/netjuke/var/music/mp3-vol1/complete/Amon%20Tobin/Out%20From%20Out%20Where/01%20-%20Back%20From%20Space.mp3
http://somehost/netjuke/complete/Amon%20Tobin/Out%20From%20Out%20Where/02%20-%20Verbal%20%28feat.%20MC%20Decimal%20R%29.mp3
http://somehost/netjuke/complete/Amon%20Tobin/Out%20From%20Out%20Where/03%20-%20ChronicTronic.mp3

Check out this link for more info :
http://hanna.pyxidis.org/tech/m3u.html
You can save any playlist and look at it with the "save link as" on most
browsers.

Regards,

Kevin.

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Re: Re[2]: Xmms Playlist Track Display

Kevin,

Thanks for the link. Looks like I had the format correct. Although I have
artist, album, and track info in a different order than your example - mine
matches this line from play.php:

$playlist .= "#EXTINF:$tr_time,$tr_name - $ar_name ($al_name)\r\n";

...but apparently everything after the time is treated as the song title, so
you can format it however you like.

- Jason

> Make sure the format is exactly like this:
> 
> #EXTM3U
> #EXTINF:292,Amon Tobin - Out From Out Where - Back From Space
> http://wheezy/netjuke/var/music/mp3-vol1/complete/Amon%20Tobin/Out%20From%20Ou
> t%20Where/01%20-%20Back%20From%20Space.mp3
> #EXTINF:235,Amon Tobin - Out From Out Where - Verbal (Feat. Mc Decimal
> http://wheezy/netjuke/var/music/mp3-vol1/complete/Amon%20Tobin/Out%20From%20Ou
> t%20Where/02%20-%20Verbal%20%28feat.%20MC%20Decimal%20R%29.mp3
> #EXTINF:367,Amon Tobin - Out From Out Where - Chronictronic
> http://wheezy/netjuke/var/music/mp3-vol1/complete/Amon%20Tobin/Out%20From%20Ou
> t%20Where/03%20-%20ChronicTronic.mp3
> 
> If you just remove the "windows" limitation in the code in the php, it
> will produce results like this (which doesn't work for xmms anyway).
> 
> #EXTM3U

BUG : Postgres Date Problem (and fix)

Anyone using postgres might notice that the "last login" date for a user
will be something like this on the user admin page:

Last login: 1969-12-31 16:59:59

This is because php cannot parse the Postgresql date : 

2003-03-27 12:50:53.543302-07

This is the standard date format for postgreql. When PHP runs this
through the date("Y-m-d H:i:s",strtotime($field[5])) function (as is
done in user-list.php), I believe it just chokes.

The fix is to use something like :

SELECT email, name, nickname, created, login_cnt,
date_trunc('second',last_login)

in the SQL....of course, this might not be the best solution for
non-postgres people 

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Re: Netjuke-users digest, Vol 1 #255 - 10 msgs

> 
> --__--__--
> 
> Message: 2
> Date: Mon, 31 Mar 2003 15:06:45 -0700
> From: Kevin Stussman <kevins <at> solium.com>
> To: netjuke-users <at> lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: Re: [Netjuke-users] Xmms Playlist Track
> Display
> Organization: Solium Capital Inc
> 
> 
> After some digging, I noticed this line in play.php
> : 
> 
> if (
>
stristr(strtolower($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']),"windows")
> ) echo
> "#EXTM3U\r\n";
> 
> which only gives extended m3u info to windows
> clients....why? Is there a
> problem with non-windows people getting this info?
> Xmms seems to read
> #EXTINF just fine...
> 
> Kevin.
> 

Reading ID3v2

Hi all

I have problem with update from b16 to b17

The Netjuke read don't the id3v2 Tags from my Files.

I just took MP3-Info shell extension V3.4.21 (unicode),

http://www.mutschler.de/mp3ext

as normal i'll write id3v1 and id3v2 Tags in my mp3-files. by scanning of
new files, netjuke only accept id3v1 not id3v2.

jero

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Re: Reading ID3v2

Re: #EXTINF data and Mac players

>> After some digging, I noticed this line in play.php
>> : 
>> 
>> if (
>> 
> stristr(strtolower($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']),"windows")
>> ) echo
>> "#EXTM3U\r\n";
>> 
>> which only gives extended m3u info to windows
>> clients....why? Is there a
>> problem with non-windows people getting this info?
>> Xmms seems to read
>> #EXTINF just fine...
>> 
>> Kevin.
>> 
> 
> I've tried removing the "if" statement and just have
> the:
> 
> $playlist .= "#EXTINF:$tr_time,$tr_name - $ar_name
> ($al_name)\r\n";
> 
> But I get no such info when playing a subsequentially
> created M3U file from a playlist created in netjuke.
> Just the http string. On  Mac OS X with Audion.
> 
> - Gordon

Gordon,

Same results here with iTunes. Seems these players don't include support for
the #EXT data. Hopefully future versions will.

I believe I'm going to start including it in all playlists anyway, since it
doesn't seem to hurt anything.

Unless someone else has seen different results?

- Jason

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Re[4]: Xmms Playlist Track Display

Hello Jason,

> I always wondered about that. Just made a quick test file with the #EXT info
> included, and either I screwed something up, or iTunes doesn't support it.
> It played the song, but didn't display the extra info. Bummer.

The problem might also be a playlist-bug in netjuke 1.0b17 which
causes all the #EXTINF lines to be printed at the top of the file.
Just 'save as' the M3U and have a look at its contents, it has to look
like this - maybe it doesn't:

#EXTINF time,track info
http://url.to/your/musicfile.mp3
#EXTINF time,another track info
http://url.to/your/anothermusicfile.mp3

To fix it, check out my bug-report:

>   first of all, I just found a bug in play.php which causes missing
>   MP3EXT-Comments in the M3U Playlist when playing whole albums,
>   artists or genres. In line 186 of play.php an 'echo' command is used
>   that causes all comments being placed before the urls and not
>   interleaved. It should be changed like this:
> 
>   if ( stristr(strtolower($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']),"windows") )
>   $playlist .= "#EXTINF:$tr_time,$tr_name - $ar_name ($al_name)\r\n";
> 
>   That means replacing 'echo' with '$playlist .=' like in the other
>   play-function m3uMe().

Please reply if it works and even if it doesn't let us now if iTunes
ignores the extra #EXTINF lines.

Florian <fmaul <at> gmx.de>

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