The contents of the playlist is a simple ansi text editable dataset. My desktop media center software created an. Here are my examples of before and after, and the slightly modified excel code I used. If you're not proficient with Excel, even the above might appear daunting, or won't work for you right out of the box.
I have searched and asked about this question with no good results, until I somehow reached this Superuser dot com link. I've toyed around with pasting the text into Excel's and using it's "Text to Columns" feature but I can't think of way of using this where I wouldn't have to visit each line the same as raw text editing. Can anyone think of a way of doing it on mass? I could do this manually however when I have many playlists with 300+ songs on each I'm not liking that idea. This one has 3 folders below the "Music" folder however some could be 4, 5 etc. \My Music\Avicii - The Nights (Lyric Video).mp3Īdding the ".\My Music\" directory at the start is obviously easy, but how do I remove the directories, leaving only the file names when there are obviously varying lengths of directories. Therefore my playlists now need to look like this: My new method means that all of the files will be in the main music directory on my smart phone rather than using the file structure of my PC. \My Music\Artists A - J\A\Avicii\Avicii - The Nights (Lyric Video).mp3 PC: A:\DANIEL\My Music\Artists A - J\A\Avicii\Avicii - The Nights (Lyric Video).mp3 I'm moving m3u playlists from my PC to my smart phone therefore I mass change the directories to suit (see below) as the files structures on both devices are identical. Simple question here but I'm guessing there's not such a simple answer.
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