Exporting Audio Libary To Text File

Dukeicon · 5th October 2005, 18:47

Is there any way to export the whole of the audio libary as a text file so that you get Artist and then Album in a list?

eg.

artist 1 - first album
artist 1 - rubbish album
artist 2 - hello friend
artist 3 - etc etc etc

As i would like to make a list of the albums that i have got, but i cant find any way of doing this.

Thanks in advance.

billyvnilly · 6th October 2005, 03:14

album list does a nice job. It takes advantage of the built in "generate html playlist" under playlist editor > misc > misc > gen... but instead of all the songs, it does one for each album.

Install plugin, add folder where albums are, Right click in album list, generate html playlist. You can save as an html file, or a .txt file and then edit it a little bit to your liking.

Dukeicon · 6th October 2005, 23:36

thank you ever so much!! you are a life saver was just contemplating writing them out by hand!!

5th October 2005, 18:47	#1
Dukeicon Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Taunton UK Posts: 2	Exporting Audio Libary To Text File Is there any way to export the whole of the audio libary as a text file so that you get Artist and then Album in a list? eg. artist 1 - first album artist 1 - rubbish album artist 2 - hello friend artist 3 - etc etc etc As i would like to make a list of the albums that i have got, but i cant find any way of doing this. Thanks in advance.

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6th October 2005, 03:14	#2
billyvnilly Forum King, M.D. Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Detroit burbs Posts: 3,379	album list does a nice job. It takes advantage of the built in "generate html playlist" under playlist editor > misc > misc > gen... but instead of all the songs, it does one for each album. Install plugin, add folder where albums are, Right click in album list, generate html playlist. You can save as an html file, or a .txt file and then edit it a little bit to your liking.

6th October 2005, 23:36	#3
Dukeicon Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Taunton UK Posts: 2	thank you ever so much!! you are a life saver was just contemplating writing them out by hand!!