nohitter151 wrote:The new 5.

Mine is the 504.

I am wondering if there is anyway to get MM3 to spit out m3u with forward slashes.

nohitter151 wrote:No, you can't. Are you sure that format is required? My Archos 5 reads standard m3u playlists...

When I synchronize a playlist from MM3, then try to play it, no tracks are found. Replacing the slash character resolves the issue.

Is yours the new Archos 5, or the 504?

My Archos 504 requires the m3u playlist to have forward slashes instead of back slashes. Can I set MM3 to create the playlist in this format?

Bex wrote:I only use Commit.

Great - putting a commit after the first SQL call.

It's a bit of a work around, but it works.

I'll see when I get the time to look into this. You can check other scripts and how they use SDB.Database.BeginTransaction/SDB.Database.Commit. That's what I think you need to add to smart places in your script. http://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/index.php/SDBDatabase thanks - is it a commit or ...

Hi palmernet, If you post the code it's easier to understand the problem and help! The line which throws an error is Call list.AddTrack(MyTracks.Item) The full script is: ' ' MediaMonkey Script ' ' NAME: TextToPlaylist 1.0 ' 'Derived from http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=6879 ...

I have read somewhere this relates to the spead the script runs. Could this be true? Is this a bug? What is the work around?

When using the AddTrack call, I get an: Error executing SQL statement "COMMIT" I have seen this error statement elsewhere on the forum, but as I am calling AddTrack, I have no way of debugging what is happening inside the MediaMonkey code to throw the error. How do I resolve this? MediaMonkey: 3.0.4 ...

This script is good - but how do I turn it into a auto-playlist?

I would like to create a playlist contains songs from albums I haven't listed to in my collection since I migrated to Media Monkey. I can obtain a list fairly easily using Microsoft Access and ODBC with this query: SELECT TOP 100 Albums.Artist, Albums.Album, Songs.ID, Songs.TrackNumber, Songs ...

I want to be able to share playlists between MediaMonkey and Windows Media Center. I mainly use Media Monkey (it's the bst) but occassionally use Windows Media Center with slide shows. I know I can export my playlists to m3u and then import them into Windows Media Center. Is there a way to automate ...

Does anyone have a script to select all tracks with no album art?