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Winamp playlist parser
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2/19/2002 1:36:38 PM |
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Tycoon [ Oli ]
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This PHP code will take a standard Winamp playlist, and extract the track titles and artists. Then it will display it in a table which has been formatted to look like Winamp itself [ see screenshot ].
Feedback is greatly appreciated, as this is my first post, and i would like to know how to improve this.
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 2/22/2002 6:22:24 PM: Tycoon [ Oli ]
Thanks for the comments and suggestions. I'm currently working on the last number problem, and when i have cracked it, i will upload the new version (and say so here). Unfortunately, because this script only reads information from the playlist, i cannot get track length, because that is stored in information in the mp3 itself. I'll also think about the random song thing as well :¬)
Thanks,
Tycoon
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3/2/2002 3:44:09 PM: Sp8472
Very nice, and it works all fine and dandy. Am very impressed Tycoon ;-).
Probably agree with most of the other guy's comments, but still very nice.
-Sp8472
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4/1/2002 6:57:43 AM: Bas Verhoeven
changing
for($n = 1; $n < count($NewString4); $n = $n + 2) {
to
for($n = 1; $n < count($NewString4) - 1 ; $n = $n + 2) {
seems to resolve the issue of the extra number..
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8/15/2002 12:50:49 PM: eleet
Very nice code man! :)
Would you mind if I took your code and made improvements upon it? (So long as I keep your HTML comment tag?)
Very nice code, and I've also got 2 of those bugs/features worked out, so I'd love to make them happen. :)
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8/24/2002 2:52:22 AM: sinergy
open your playlist.m3u with notepad and make sure there is no blank space on the last line and that fixes it.
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9/11/2002 6:03:02 AM: Tycoon [ Oli ]
Thanks for all of the comments and fixes, i'll update them soon.
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