Publish Playlist ID Tags

*F-Body Fanatic · 17th November 2003, 02:51

Currently my published playlist looks like this and I would like it to look like this... this.

Mine seems to display the file names instead of the ID3 Tags - and also, there's no numbers?

I'm guessing there's an option to change this somewhere... if someone could point me in the direction to look, I'd appreciate it...

Sorry for all the annoying questions.

*F-Body Fanatic · 17th November 2003, 13:07

Bump

JonnyMac · 17th November 2003, 20:24

In Winamp
1. Ctrl+P (for preferences)
2. Plug-ins > Input
3. double click Nullsoft MPEG Audio decoder
4. Title/Tags tab
5. checkmark 'Read ID3v1/v2 for tittles'
6. OK button
7. close out of prefs

*F-Body Fanatic · 20th November 2003, 15:05

I had checked theat that already

It dispalys the ID3 tags when they're in my playlist in winamp, but when I go to publish them, they show the file names.

JonnyMac · 20th November 2003, 15:58

Do you have any 3rd party plug-ins (especially MP3 input or general purpose)?
How do you have Title Formatting set ('%1 - %2' is default)?

*F-Body Fanatic · 21st November 2003, 00:00

The only plug in I have is the one for volume leveling and one visualization plug in.

And they're set at default :/

JonnyMac · 21st November 2003, 01:14

What happens if you temporary disable those plug-ins by moving them to another folder. Try moving the corresponding DLL file(s) to another folder while Winamp in not running. Start Winamp, generate the HTML playlist. Does the generated playlist display correctly. You can move the plug-in file(s) back after the "test".

Winamp plug-in files can be found at C:\Program Fiels\Winamp\Plugins

17th November 2003, 02:51	#1
*F-Body Fanatic Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Marietta, PA Posts: 21	Publish Playlist ID Tags Currently my published playlist looks like this and I would like it to look like this... this. Mine seems to display the file names instead of the ID3 Tags - and also, there's no numbers? I'm guessing there's an option to change this somewhere... if someone could point me in the direction to look, I'd appreciate it... Sorry for all the annoying questions.

17th November 2003, 20:24	#3
JonnyMac Moderator Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 14,385	In Winamp 1. Ctrl+P (for preferences) 2. Plug-ins > Input 3. double click Nullsoft MPEG Audio decoder 4. Title/Tags tab 5. checkmark 'Read ID3v1/v2 for tittles' 6. OK button 7. close out of prefs Please do not PM me for tech support. Any request for tech support through PM will be ignored. Read the Stickies ---> \| \| \| \| <--- Knowledge is power

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17th November 2003, 13:07	#2
*F-Body Fanatic Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Marietta, PA Posts: 21	Bump

20th November 2003, 15:05	#4
*F-Body Fanatic Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Marietta, PA Posts: 21	I had checked theat that already It dispalys the ID3 tags when they're in my playlist in winamp, but when I go to publish them, they show the file names.

20th November 2003, 15:58	#5
JonnyMac Moderator Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 14,385	Do you have any 3rd party plug-ins (especially MP3 input or general purpose)? How do you have Title Formatting set ('%1 - %2' is default)?

21st November 2003, 00:00	#6
*F-Body Fanatic Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Marietta, PA Posts: 21	The only plug in I have is the one for volume leveling and one visualization plug in. And they're set at default :/

21st November 2003, 01:14	#7
JonnyMac Moderator Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 14,385	What happens if you temporary disable those plug-ins by moving them to another folder. Try moving the corresponding DLL file(s) to another folder while Winamp in not running. Start Winamp, generate the HTML playlist. Does the generated playlist display correctly. You can move the plug-in file(s) back after the "test". Winamp plug-in files can be found at C:\Program Fiels\Winamp\Plugins