I have made some playlists within MM. I would like to make a copy of a couple them, rename them to something else so I can edit them.
For example, I have a playlist called "Classic Rock". It contain close to 5000 songs. I would like to be able to make a copy of it, maybe rename it to "Classic Rock 2", then via the MM interface, remove a couple hundred songs. This would be much faster to remove a couple hundred rather than than trying to create a 2nd playlist from scratch. Any help with their location on the hard drive would be much appreciated.
Location of Playlists created in MyMedia Interface
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Re: Location of Playlists created in MyMedia Interface
I can maybe only offer help if you're using Linux.
The filename on my system is ServerPlaylists.xml, so maybe you can search for that, but it's not very human-friendly since all tracks are put in using a unique ID.
Here's a testplaylist I created with a 12 track album in:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<ArrayOfEntry xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<Entry>
<Key xsi:type="Playlist">
<ID>1bb1c24b-cd31-4c7c-8214-3f085f363986</ID>
<MediaClientID>95b...</MediaClientID>
<Name>testplaylist</Name>
<Shuffle>false</Shuffle>
<Loop>false</Loop>
<Temporary>false</Temporary>
<CreateDate>2021-04-16T11:50:06.944019+01:00</CreateDate>
<Type>MyMedia</Type>
<IsAudioBook>false</IsAudioBook>
<TrackCount>12</TrackCount>
<LastUsed>0001-01-01T00:00:00Z</LastUsed>
<DeviceID />
<SearchHash />
</Key>
<Value xsi:type="ArrayOfGuid">
<guid>8bab8159-06cb-4f0a-af8a-6068e1e26a61</guid>
<guid>7035ffb8-d26d-480a-8be7-f499732ed2d4</guid>
<guid>2a496c1d-2dd6-4e27-ad31-86bdafa04195</guid>
<guid>128a62e1-9c39-4e56-9283-6c1d1efecab8</guid>
<guid>bed6d08c-7cb3-412e-b199-76e8400c99c4</guid>
<guid>84c5f2c9-5449-467c-8539-d0ce4313728a</guid>
<guid>abbad234-c7e0-4ded-adfe-202e47d688c0</guid>
<guid>7bd332f0-9d20-4faa-8917-d062c1a5a25a</guid>
<guid>020039e0-51dc-49e5-9de6-5e15f9d4af14</guid>
<guid>412b643f-ec35-4420-ab6b-8de853d5881b</guid>
<guid>ff1f3a6b-64da-476b-8605-152600c1f98a</guid>
<guid>28e3d61f-36f4-4b9f-9153-107bc4f0fb40</guid>
</Value>
</Entry>
</ArrayOfEntry>
The filename on my system is ServerPlaylists.xml, so maybe you can search for that, but it's not very human-friendly since all tracks are put in using a unique ID.
Here's a testplaylist I created with a 12 track album in:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<ArrayOfEntry xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<Entry>
<Key xsi:type="Playlist">
<ID>1bb1c24b-cd31-4c7c-8214-3f085f363986</ID>
<MediaClientID>95b...</MediaClientID>
<Name>testplaylist</Name>
<Shuffle>false</Shuffle>
<Loop>false</Loop>
<Temporary>false</Temporary>
<CreateDate>2021-04-16T11:50:06.944019+01:00</CreateDate>
<Type>MyMedia</Type>
<IsAudioBook>false</IsAudioBook>
<TrackCount>12</TrackCount>
<LastUsed>0001-01-01T00:00:00Z</LastUsed>
<DeviceID />
<SearchHash />
</Key>
<Value xsi:type="ArrayOfGuid">
<guid>8bab8159-06cb-4f0a-af8a-6068e1e26a61</guid>
<guid>7035ffb8-d26d-480a-8be7-f499732ed2d4</guid>
<guid>2a496c1d-2dd6-4e27-ad31-86bdafa04195</guid>
<guid>128a62e1-9c39-4e56-9283-6c1d1efecab8</guid>
<guid>bed6d08c-7cb3-412e-b199-76e8400c99c4</guid>
<guid>84c5f2c9-5449-467c-8539-d0ce4313728a</guid>
<guid>abbad234-c7e0-4ded-adfe-202e47d688c0</guid>
<guid>7bd332f0-9d20-4faa-8917-d062c1a5a25a</guid>
<guid>020039e0-51dc-49e5-9de6-5e15f9d4af14</guid>
<guid>412b643f-ec35-4420-ab6b-8de853d5881b</guid>
<guid>ff1f3a6b-64da-476b-8605-152600c1f98a</guid>
<guid>28e3d61f-36f4-4b9f-9153-107bc4f0fb40</guid>
</Value>
</Entry>
</ArrayOfEntry>
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Re: Location of Playlists created in MyMedia Interface
@Lozzy_uk: Much appreciated. I see what you mean about not user friendly. hats more than I had though. Have to think about this one. Ya can't edit the imported lists via MM, so this is going to be a major pain it looks like.
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Re: Location of Playlists created in MyMedia Interface
You can export the playlist as a standard MU3 file. Then edit the exported file in a text editor, or any playlist editing application of your choice, then import the edited file back into MyMedia.