This works so long as the media files and M3U file are kept in the same folder just as they were on the original computer. And even if you change the computer, the relative path can be identified, but the absolute path (for an example: C:/Files/My Music/Example.mp3) is not. Tips: Why do I tell you how to recognize the relative path of M3U file? Because you just need to copy & paste the URL, and then you can be free to share video/audio with others. And the M3U URL like "" is the relative path of M3U file. If the audio is being streamed online and no length is set, then you will see -1 here as the pictures shows. it is better that the multibin or singlebin files are NOT renamed and are also present. ago all files must be in the same folder. The number following the "#EXTINF" section is the audio length in seconds. 1 Related Topics RetroArch open-source software Free software 2 comments Best Top New Controversial Q&A Add a Comment ofernandofilo 3 yr. and with the OS by general actions trying to prevent such filenames, it might be better to just ensure any files created don't have white-space at the front.M3U is misunderstood in the sense that it is actually just a computer file in the format of a text file that stores a multimedia playlist or a simple URL to the actual audio/video content, usually used for streaming music/video on the internet.Īn M3U file offers the index entries to each music, but it's not a real audio file.Īll M3U files have similarities, but also differences. So at least m3u(8) handling could be changed (not viable without causing a load of issues for pls handling) but i'm not keen on making that change for m3u(8) incase it breaks other things. i think the playlist reader is by design stripping white-space from the path (would need to look at the code but that's how it appears).įrom a quick look, the m3u(8) and pls playlist loaders are setup to strip the white-space from the start of the playlist entries on loading either directly or just from how the OS api's used work (with the case of pls files). No idea to be honest since as long as it's a valid filepath Winamp should be able to load it though i'm struggling to get Explorer or mp3Tag to allow me to create a file with a space at the start of it to try to replicate the issue (seems the OS does what it can to not allow it).Īh there we go in the ol' command window to get a filename with a space on the front.
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