[Playlist] XPSF conversions and for DJing
Lucas Gonze
lgonze at panix.com
Wed May 24 01:06:51 UTC 2006
Hey Jim,
comments on specific queries.
On Tue, 23 May 2006, Jim Sowers wrote:
> 3. Biggest opportunity, IMHO, extend XPSF (or make a XDJPSF) to include start point and fade-out begin and end points as part of the data. This could be extended
> to loop points, number of loops, types of fades, etc. At a minimum, simply having fade in and out points would be really nice, and fairly easy to enable on a
> player.
We have never defined the syntax to do it because we didn't have a player
that we thought would implement the syntax, and specs without software
should be avoided.
That said, this is such a frequent request that whoever implements it is
likely to get a ton of users instantly. There's a lot people could do
with this functionality.
> 1. Is there a good utility for converting .m3u to XPSF. All the hype seems to be going in the opposite direction.
Nope. This is silly.
(Well, I wrote one that I never released).
> 2. What about for converting iTunes Playlists to XPSF. You can export them as XML, but they still use the weird Key/Dict pairings so that every entry can have a
> number from the library.
I think I've seen such a thing at some point.
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