[Playlist] xspf and spaces in filenames

[Gerrit]

Hi Ald,

tried your suggestion, but no luck,  the xspf can be found here: 
http://test.kuilder.net/new5.xspf, both files mentioned in the playlist 
are on that server too, still can only play that Moonglow track

this is the file:
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
>
> <playlist version="1" xmlns="http://xspf.org/ns/0/">
>     <title>Bicycles &amp; Tricycles</title>
>     <creator>kermit the frog</creator>
>     <date>2007-12-08T17:48:25+01:00</date>
>     <trackList>
>         <track>
>             
> <location>http://test.kuilder.net/02%20-%20And%20Then%20So%20Clear.mp3</location>
>             <title>Prime Evil</title>
>         </track>
>
> <track>
>             <location>http://test.kuilder.net/Moonglow.mp3</location>
>             <title>This one works</title>
>         </track>
> <track>
> <location>http://test.kuilder.net/02%20-%20And%20Then%20So%20Clear.mp3</location>
> <title>copied from url</title>
> </track>
>     </trackList>
> </playlist>

Regards,

Gerrit

Alf Eaton wrote:
> Gerrit wrote:
>
>   
>> Lucas Gonze wrote:
>>
>>     
>>> On the protocol level that this group addresses, a space in a URL
>>> should be a + or a %20.  There shouldn't ever be spaces in a URL,
>>> whether in M3U, HTML, or XSPF.
>>>       
>> Tried both %20 and + and still no luck. this is certainly not a question
>> about the XSPF Web player. I am trying to create my own playlists and
>> play them remotely.  I have that working fine when I use m3u's.
>>     
>
> If you can connect to the MP3 file in a web browser, try copying and
> pasting the URL from the browser's address bar into your XSPF playlist.
> That should give you an idea of what the correct URL should look like
> (or maybe show that the problem's elsewhere).
>
> alf
>
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